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It's hard to deny the fact that the program that he inherited was in much better shape than the one he left behind.
And the reason that I didn't mention Vince Dooley in my original post is people like you. Some of you cannot move along, forget the past, and give Vince Dooley his due, because his son was not able to turn a crappy football team into world beaters.
There are numerous "Bash Derek Dooley" threads on Vol Nation. My post is about Vince Dooley. VINCE DOOLEY. Have you ever heard of him?
I see this a lot and it makes me laugh
Hamilton didn't wipe his ass without permission from certain boosters.
If he had orchestrated that whole deal, his butt would have been gone right after the firing
Its comical to me to think our AD, especially Hamilton was the sole person behind the firing. He was just the ax man for more powerful players that saw what needed to be done
Maybe true, but that wasn't the post to which I responded. Someone stated that Vince Dooley and Majors had similar records. They didn't. I have no idea which was the better coach.You also forgot to mention that Majors built/rebuilt 3 programs and won a National Championship (same number as Vince).
If Johnny had stayed at Pitt he could've won a lot more games and had a much better career W-L record than he had by returning to UT and cleaning up the mess Battle left behind.
I see this a lot and it makes me laugh
Hamilton didn't wipe his ass without permission from certain boosters.
If he had orchestrated that whole deal, his butt would have been gone right after the firing
Its comical to me to think our AD, especially Hamilton was the sole person behind the firing. He was just the ax man for more powerful players that saw what needed to be done
Fulmer deserved the axe. He thought one NT should guarantee him a lifetime contract. That's not how life works, ole buddy. You slack, you're out. Bottom line. The mistake was hiring Nicky Satan's new pet weasel and that stupid disgrace to his father's legacy, Doolander.
The first mistake was hiring Kiffin.Fulmer deserved the axe. He thought one NT should guarantee him a lifetime contract. That's not how life works, ole buddy. You slack, you're out. Bottom line. The mistake was hiring Nicky Satan's new pet weasel and that stupid disgrace to his father's legacy, Doolander.
And the reason that I didn't mention Vince Dooley in my original post is people like you. Some of you cannot move along, forget the past, and give Vince Dooley his due, because his son was not able to turn a crappy football team into world beaters.
There are numerous "Bash Derek Dooley" threads on Vol Nation. My post is about Vince Dooley. VINCE DOOLEY. Have you ever heard of him?
Wonder how those players have been feeling about the program since then? Nothing against your post Count, just curious to what their thoughts might be now.
One really should not expect anything great from a person because of their last name. Their name is only that. It is not their skill set. Thanks for your response.Hey 1972 Grad,
I am not attacking you or Vince Dooley. Apparently CVD's greatness did not rub off on his son. I am just making the point that very rarely do the sons of great coaches become great coaches themselves. Maybe it is the pressure of living in their father's shadow.
By the way, CDD is bashed for more than failing to win. CDD was arrogant and alienated much of the team and much of the fan base. He destroyed the recruiting base here in the state of Tennessee. Many of the legacies of the 2014 class were not even considering UT as long as CDD was here.
We are just fortunate that CDD did lose as much as he did, because we are just a couple of wins away from CDD still being the coach.
I'm just glad some of your fans are mature and bold enough o admit firing Fulmer was a mistake. There is NO WAY your program would be in this condition if you had kept Fulmer.
NO WAY.
You would have won another East crown by now, without question.
I'm just glad some of your fans are mature and bold enough o admit firing Fulmer was a mistake. There is NO WAY your program would be in this condition if you had kept Fulmer.
NO WAY.
You would have won another East crown by now, without question.