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Tennessee is bad for your health
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If Frost had went to Florida..he would still be seen as a good head coach.But my point is you don’t have the spot light being a head coach at other places that you even do being a coordinator somewhere like Clemson. Definitely not anything close to the spot light of being the head coach here. Being a good head coach somewhere else doesn’t translate to being a good headcoach at a big program. Look at Scott frost.
Those are alltotally agree with this. in fact, i'll go one step further and say it WAS/IS the biggest issue with how we've done this in the past. we've had a ton of turnover at president, chancellor, AD and in the athletic dept in general....and pretty much at every transition, the next guy/gal got the can kicked to 'em. and this is the first group that seems to have picked the damn thing up and thrown it in the garbage.
will it work out? i don't know...but i at least like how this group has started.
can you imagine being part of the old guard right now? donors/boosters cut off.....media...cut off.............
ish has changed in the last 72ish hours. the trick is making it stick.
Dabo sweeneyGuys, AV said that he is over the moon. That was just yesterday. That was after the TE outreach rumors. He said it will be a head coach and don't worry. He also posted with smiles and apparently in good spirits.
He would not come around here with all of that optimism and affirming other positive posts/intel from others if we were to be anything other than hopeful and excited.
Relax. Let the pros that we (finally) have in place get this done. Look out for Chris Lowe. Look out for AV. They are quiet for a reason right now, while all the other media around the program are throwing anything against the wall.
Good news incoming, just chill.
Clemson offensive coordinator Tony Elliott is one name that’s been mentioned by national writers, but I tend to think that information is coming from Elliott’s agent.
Campbell is a midwest guy. He’s an Ohio native who coached at Bowling Green and Toledo before landing at Iowa State in 2016. Campbell has never coached in the south and has no connections to the SEC. He’s also rebuffed recent overtures from NFL teams that were showing interest.
It’s hard to imagine Campbell passing up opportunities for this long only to take a job at Tennessee.
I think it’s much more likely that Campbell is happy to bide his time at Iowa State until a job like Michigan, Notre Dame, or Ohio State comes open.
Landing Campbell would be a dream for Tennessee — I think he’d have a lot of success on Rocky Top.
eh. could he rattle off 10 straight years like he did at OU? probably not.
but could the guy run a program, well, for 10 years? put together a great staff? recruit? add instant credibility to the brand?
i'd be so excited if it was bob stoops. but yeah, he would check every box, twice. lol. that would be like bringing in Barnes, in basketball. it just fast forwards thru a lot of the "stuff" a new HC or "new to the SEC" coach would have to go thru....
i mean, he'd be perfect. but no way that's happening......