mrMet
quit being so negative
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And that’s not experience?
Well, correct me if I’m wrong but Tee Martin has been the qb coach for the Ravens the same amount of time Pope has been the WR coach for the vols.I appreciate the devils advocate. I’ve held this opinion on Pope since he was hired here and it’s possibly wrong. I decided to look at the ages of the best WR coaches in CFB. “Best” being subjective, I found a list of highest paid and that should be pretty close. Pope is the youngest on this list. Doubt his first 2 years coaching at Ohio north and shorter university added a ton of value to his coaching experience. Not old enough to have developed great recruiting connections as well. Just surprised we hired someone like him and it’s not turning out to be a brilliant move yet. Tee Martin was right there for the taking.
100% true.As a high school coach myself, I promise you guys, coaches are playing the players they can trust the most.
You are not going to intentionally not play a guy that you think can help you win
he was playing. he blocked on several occasions, missed a TD, caught one that was called back, and scored versus Vandy.
How is that a bust? Listening to his interview on VQ, he is very level headed and humble.
It’s worse. Inevitable. But worse.I officially don’t like the new college sports model. It’s looking like we’re gonna get Gundy’d by the top 40 players annually for better deals.
It won’t take my fandom away, but it sure is taking the fun out of it. Not worth buying a player’s jersey, getting invested in them, or even expect to see them graduate from UT.
The dollar is now the alma mater.
I hope so I’m not sold that he will be gone. But this is certainly troubling news and it makes me think as a fanbase we need to give the team more financial resources to compete at the highest level. Not matter if that’s a lot of small donors or some really large one