Heupel on the Rich Eisen show

[Shirleyudontmeanthat]

Love the interview. Coach seems focused and relaxed -but that damn cough. Been 4 years Coach
Get that checked out!

He is on a ace inhibitor , relax

 

[YankeeVol]

I seem to remember an article about the fake script story.

 

[YankeeVol]

You don't gotta have an MD to know these things.

You just gotta be old and have lived through them. Or watched a parent, spouse or other loved one experience them. Then you know.

And wykyk.

Go Vols!

Just stay off webMD

You'll be dead in a week if you go down that rabbit hole

 

[dobre_shunka]

He is on a ace inhibitor , relax

That could be bad news if he plays poker

 

[butchna]

24/7/365/cigarette cough

 

[FiremedicVOL127]

That would be Lisinopril …ask me how I know.

Cough… cough... how do ya know? Cough

 

[Orangecrush#27]

I’m wondering now if this is a nervous tic he has. He really only does it in interviews and pressers.

That’s what it is.

 

[ftsandersvol]

I like his anywhere anytime attitude

That’s the attitude of a champion. Play anybody, anywhere, and anytime.

 

[LegionnaireOfTheMiserable]

I’m wondering now if this is a nervous tic he has. He really only does it in interviews and pressers.

I.E., he does it every time you have heard him speak

 

[wmcovol]

I’d suggest you find it on YouTube. Very good.

One thing I noticed was Eisen asked Josh “do you have a lot of players asking for more money?”

Josh replied “No, we’re not set up that way”. I took that to mean the “GM” equivalent at Tennessee deals with that issue which is smart.

Josh doesn’t do a lot of these but he is very good in them. I’m glad he doesn’t have comments on everything outside of Tennessee like other coaches do.

 

[Volfan1000]

CJH accepted Tennessee's fate to go on the road in the playoffs and just win their way to Atlanta.

 

[Rockytopvol86]

My guess is he is on bp medication. There is one brand/type known to have a dry cough as a side effect.

And his job would definitely increase the blood pressure of most folks.

Yep, ACE inhibitors.. if this occurs they change to ARBs most often.