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#54
#54
This is about winning in today's SEC. While the General was a great coach in his day, he would be like a fish out of water trying to coach that team against the likes of Saban, Spurrier, etc. I'm not just targeting Neyland, the same is true for people like Bobby Dodd and even Bear Bryant. The same thing goes for athletes. Doug Atkins would not be a good DE today, nor would Johnny Majors be able to outrun anyone. That doesn't take away from what they accomplished in their time, it's just a testimate to how football, like all other aspects of society, has experienced exponential evolution in an unprecendent amount of time during the course of the 20th century.

Winners win. Neyland would win.
 
#55
#55
QB- Peyton Manning, Heath Shuler, Tyler Bray

FB- Shawn Bryson, Will Bartholomew

RB- Jamal Lewis, Travis Henry, Montario Hardesty

WR- Carl Pickens, Da'rick Rogers, Peerless Price, Donte' Stallworth, Robert Meachem, Denarius Moore

TE- Jason Witten, Luke Stocker, Brad Cottam

OT- Chad Clifton, Antone Davis, Tiny Richardson, Chris Scott

OG- Arron Sears, Fred Weary, Cosey Coleman, Jacques McClendon

C- Scott Wells, Spencer Riley

Defense:

DT- Albert Haynesworth, John Henderson, Dan Williams, Justin Harrell

DE- Reggie White, Shaun Ellis, Turk Mcbride, Robert Ayers

LB- Al Wilson, Leonard Little, Jerod Mayo, Parys Haralson, Omar Gaither, Kevin Burnett, Rico McCoy

CB- Terry McDaniel, Dale Carter, Jason Allen, Jabari Greer, Dwayne Goodrich, Dennis Rogan

S- Eric Berry, Deon Grant, Jonathan Hefney, Gibril Wilson

K- Jeff Hall, James Wilhoit

P- Dustin Colquitt, Jimmy Colquitt

LS- Morgan Cox

PR/KR- Cordarrelle Patterson, Wille Gault

Coaching Staff:

Head Coach- Philip Fulmer

OC- Jon Gruden ( was a GA here so he's eligible)

DC- John Chavis

QB- David Cutcliffe

WR- Trooper Taylor

TE- Lane Kiffen

RB- Jay Graham

O-line: Sam Pittman

LB- Monte Kiffin

D-line: Ed Orgeron

Secondary: Terry Joseph

Special Teams: Darin Hinshaw

Great team but a few players I would rather see on the field
RB - Webb over any of the backs
WR - Morgan, Harper over Stallworth, Meachem
TE - David Martin over Cottam
LB - Jack Reynolds over Haralson, Raynoch Thompson over Rico McCoy
DT - Darwin Walker over Harrell
DE - Leonard Little was much better at DE than LB so move him there and Doug Atkins over Turk McBride and Ayers
K - Fuad Reveiz
 
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#56
#56
This is about winning in today's SEC. While the General was a great coach in his day, he would be like a fish out of water trying to coach that team against the likes of Saban, Spurrier, etc. I'm not just targeting Neyland, the same is true for people like Bobby Dodd and even Bear Bryant. The same thing goes for athletes. Doug Atkins would not be a good DE today, nor would Johnny Majors be able to outrun anyone. That doesn't take away from what they accomplished in their time, it's just a testimate to how football, like all other aspects of society, has experienced exponential evolution in an unprecendent amount of time during the course of the 20th century.

Perhaps Neyland would strategize differently and those players would be even better athletes if they were coaching and playing today.
 
#57
#57
Perhaps Neyland would strategize differently and those players would be even better athletes if they were coaching and playing today.

Perhaps, but we will never know. It's like philosophy, you can talk yourself to death as long as you want, but you will never gain any true knowledge.
 
#58
#58
This is about winning in today's SEC. While the General was a great coach in his day, he would be like a fish out of water trying to coach that team against the likes of Saban, Spurrier, etc. I'm not just targeting Neyland, the same is true for people like Bobby Dodd and even Bear Bryant. The same thing goes for athletes. Doug Atkins would not be a good DE today, nor would Johnny Majors be able to outrun anyone. That doesn't take away from what they accomplished in their time, it's just a testimate to how football, like all other aspects of society, has experienced exponential evolution in an unprecendent amount of time during the course of the 20th century.
I met Doug Atkins when he was in his mid sixties and Iam not so sure he coulnt have still played now.What an impressive man.6,6 265 and still ripped.Only one other has impressed me like that and he happens to still play for us.;). Tiny.
 
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#59
#59
QB- Peyton Manning, Heath Shuler, Tyler Bray

FB- Shawn Bryson, Will Bartholomew

RB- Jamal Lewis, Travis Henry, Montario Hardesty

WR- Carl Pickens, Da'rick Rogers, Peerless Price, Donte' Stallworth, Robert Meachem, Denarius Moore

TE- Jason Witten, Luke Stocker, Brad Cottam

OT- Chad Clifton, Antone Davis, Tiny Richardson, Chris Scott

OG- Arron Sears, Fred Weary, Cosey Coleman, Jacques McClendon

C- Scott Wells, Spencer Riley

Defense:

DT- Albert Haynesworth, John Henderson, Dan Williams, Justin Harrell

DE- Reggie White, Shaun Ellis, Turk Mcbride, Robert Ayers

LB- Al Wilson, Leonard Little, Jerod Mayo, Parys Haralson, Omar Gaither, Kevin Burnett, Rico McCoy

CB- Terry McDaniel, Dale Carter, Jason Allen, Jabari Greer, Dwayne Goodrich, Dennis Rogan

S- Eric Berry, Deon Grant, Jonathan Hefney, Gibril Wilson

K- Jeff Hall, James Wilhoit

P- Dustin Colquitt, Jimmy Colquitt

LS- Morgan Cox

PR/KR- Cordarrelle Patterson, Wille Gault

Coaching Staff:

Head Coach- Philip Fulmer

OC- Jon Gruden ( was a GA here so he's eligible)

DC- John Chavis

QB- David Cutcliffe

WR- Trooper Taylor

TE- Lane Kiffen

RB- Jay Graham

O-line: Sam Pittman

LB- Monte Kiffin

D-line: Ed Orgeron

Secondary: Terry Joseph

Special Teams: Darin Hinshaw
Bring on bama them s@bs.:)
 
#61
#61
Perhaps, but we will never know. It's like philosophy, you can talk yourself to death as long as you want, but you will never gain any true knowledge.

A lot on here dont know what they had in Phillip a HALL OF FAME COACH they will in the next 10 years.:cray:
 

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