jakez4ut
Patience... It's what's for dinner
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The lack of speculation on a new OC is good news, IMO. There hasn’t yet been a commitment for a 2021 Pruitt administration, because otherwise you would be hearing some potential names by this point.
You both have points. Where he misses is using the last 20 years when it comes to attractiveness to coaches. Coaches see the bigger picture. Now, if he were to use the last 20 years to talk about recruits, then Auburn is more attractive. Let's face it, recruits today have only ever seen our dysfunction. They haven't seen us when we're actually good. It's like comparing kinetic energy to potential energy. Auburn may have more kinetic energy at this time, but UT has the greater potential. Coaches see potential.I don’t know what you do for a living but taking random timeframes to compare anything can prove anyone’s point. Let’s look at the last five years or last ten years of this subject to this subject. But when accurately depicting a subject you have to look at a whole body of work and use all data. It’s not hard to understand. Why do you think people like Urban say this is a top ten program? Because it is. Just because you make bad hires and have terrible head coaches does not mean you are not a top program. If you put a ten year old in the drivers seat of a Ferrari, it doesn’t matter what all the car has, it won’t win the race. That is Tennessee.
Or he’s literally the only guy who wants to work for Pruitt. He’s owed a big amount of money too and if we’re willingly giving it away why bother?
Magic could and did play any position on the floor. Whatever was asked of him, he did it. When he and Kareem Abdul Jabbar and James Worthy played together....Magic was before my time, I don’t really remember Jordan before his baseball phase. Kobe was the guy I got to see the most growing up. Loved watching those lakers team with Kobe, Shaq, Fisher, Horry.
This was one of the worst offenses in football this year and one of the worst in our history. It’s doomsday keeping an OC who can’t score 20 points.Or the fact that Pruitt moving on from Chaney and bringing in a new OC would definitely be a doomsday scenario for him if he winds up getting a 4th year.
Last thing he can do is hire new OC.
no. but filling the void with "they're telling fans FU" isn't either. absent info to the contrary doesn't mean the alternative is true.Do you not have an answer?
The slight recruiting advantage in recruiting is their proximity to Atlanta and the panhandle. That advantage is real
Auburn is like 1 hour closer to Atlanta than Knoxville. I’ll give you closer proximity to the panhandle, but they’ve still got to share that with Florida, FSU, Bama, UGA, etc. But it’s not like they are UGA, Florida, Texas, or Southern Cal in terms of geographic advantages. It’s not like it’s some huge edge for them.
Recent success is really the only edge they have over us, and this has mostly been the result of all the powers that be at Auburn taking the win at all cost approach. Most other factors are a push.
In retrospect, I’m not sure any DC could have saved that 2012 team. There was just not much talent there, and the guys who were good were young.
If he doesn't get fired today, I'm seriously doubting he gets fired at all.
no. but filling the void with "they're telling fans FU" isn't either. absent info to the contrary doesn't mean the alternative is true.
imo, i think if pruitt is retained, it likely means they didn't get the feedback they wanted on the guy(s) they wanted. and rather fire him and go thru all that publicly, they're gonna stick and stay and let some other things play out.
or they haven't decided yet, still working options and it may be next week before anything definiitive happens.
that's the other thing, we're still talking "ifs". some of y'all are mad nothing has happened.....yet. doesn't mean nothing is happening. lol.
but they're telling fans FU. i mean, that's like newbie ff level stuff there.