Peyton Gives Butch Huge Endorsment!!!!

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Big difference is Dooley was a loser everywhere he went....Jones has been a WINNER everywhere he's been...I think we're gonna be ok
 
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If Manning had a negative word to say about CBJ, VN would say it's as true as the word of GOD. Why not take the good stuff and run with it. I personally feel that CBJ should have been here 4 years before Fulmer left. Just let him fix it.

No one has bashed CBJ. Some simply don't think he walks on water. Some also realize that kind words and class from Peyton is expected and he has always been that way.
 
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"He's got it all mapped out," the Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning said.

"I like his slogans, his philosophies, the things that he believes in. He's really preaching accountability to his players. It seems like the players have really bought in. ... and in four years when you can him, I'll be ready!
fPeyton'sp :lol:
 
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Guess that means the Butch Jones era is officially a success without he ever having to even coach a game for us

Butch Jones, Coach of the Universe
 
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It's all part of the growing process. I personally will enjoy us growing day by day, brick by brick.

We will rise again. And the process will be a thing to enjoy and be a part of.
 
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Ha!! Smh...So many fools on here just can't swallow the fact that Manning pretty much said the same thing about Dooley and CBJ. They just can't accept that thier whole "gets it" campaign is just to premature for the people that need to see actual on field results, and think bashing them makes them true fans. Pathetic.
 
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Not a true fan. :disappointed:

Nope, I'm not

I'm just a UT alumnus that went to every football game during school, follows the recruiting, half of my closet is orange, my car is orange, I even have orange sheets.

The fact that I point out that we should all wait and judge Butch Jones on the field proves I am not a true UT fan.

Thank you for your insight.
 
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I think it's great Peyton gave Butch an endorsement....we all know the realities of winning in college football. Butch has been great so far I just hope this positive momentum carries itself into the regular season. I feel it will...
 
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Yeah, he pretty much did.


Really? Are people just taking fiction and running with it to rewrite history because it suits their agenda?

Manning after the first time he met Kiffin:

How has Lane Kiffin done so far as Tennessee's head football coach?


Peyton Manning can't answer that question.
The former Vol and current Indianapolis Colts quarterback said it will be at least two years before he can properly evaluate Kiffin, who was announced Dec. 1, 2008, as the 21st head football coach at Tennessee.


"Kind of what I've learned, it's kind of like when we draft players with the Colts," Manning said Monday morning at Fox Den Country Club during a break in a golf tournament fund-raiser. "Two weeks after the draft they say 'well how was the draft?' I used to be wrong. I used to say 'this guy is great and on and on.'
"My answer now is ask me in two years. I'll tell you how we did in the draft. I think it's kind of that same way (with Kiffin)."


Manning met with Kiffin later in the afternoon. It was the second time Kiffin and Manning have met in person since Kiffin was hired.


Manning also worked out with current UT players.
"To be fair to Coach Kiffin, everybody is making a judgment either one way or the other already," Manning said. "I think we need to let Tennessee play some games this year and maybe not just necessarily this year. I know it's a long offseason and it's more time to talk and analyze.


"I'm trying to get to know Lane. I can tell from people I talk to how hard his staff works and how hard the players are working. They're excited, which is good. Everybody should be excited during this time. It takes some time to develop."


Manning said he first met with Kiffin in March during an event for former UT players to meet the new staff.
"I know he is excited," Manning said. "I know he's got a lot of work to do. It (the SEC) is a hard conference. The conference is like the NFL - it's just gotten so competitive. I know they're working hard, and I'm going to pull hard for them."


Though they've only met in person twice, Manning said he and Kiffin communicate in other ways.
"We trade numbers and texts," Manning said. "He'll shoot me a text with a football question maybe and I'll check in with what's going on."


Manning was mum when asked about Kiffin's issues with the Oakland Raiders.


"I wasn't privy to all the information," Manning said, "so I'm probably the wrong guy to ask about that."
Manning said UT defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin was "a great hire by Lane to bring his dad in and bring his experience."


"It'll always be a change going from the NFL to college," Manning said of Monte Kiffin. "He's coming in to some of the top offenses in the conference. It will be interesting to see what kind of changes he makes to the college game.


"He'll probably have some wrinkles that these college teams may not be ready for or have to adjust to."
Manning made his comments during the Mercy Foundation's "Golf Classic with Peyton Manning" at Fox Den. Manning was there to shake hands and take pictures with the participants.


Manning waiting on Kiffin » GoVolsXtra

Yep. Sounds like the same thing. "I'll tell you later."

People need to start doing some actual research before taking Debbie Downer statements as gospel fact. The Debbie Downers need to stop making stuff up to feed an agenda.
 

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