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@Jackcrevol = Yellow Mayonnaise
I'm not sure he's surpassed it yet. Kiffin had a 10-win season his second year as well. I think it's all about sustaining (and I have every reason to believe Heupel will sustain).I thought Heupel would be a 8-4 coach fun offense maybe an upset here and there (Kiffin basically lol) but so far he’s surpassed that and some. If Tennessee can keep getting top 10 classes then he’ll set Tennessee up well to reasonably compete in the new tougher sec.
@Jackcrevol = Red Mayonnaise
There’s a lot of blue font hanging around in here, WAIT, Should I have added blue font? I’m confused once again.No tiers in the recruiting forum football talk thread. If you found your way here, you’ve achieved the highest tier.
Edit: That doesn’t necessarily mean we like you, but congrats, you made it.
If my kid is considering the offer, I've already failed.
In all seriousness, I'd have a strong preference they go to UT and if not UT then to go to an exclusive academic institution but if they said, "look my goal is to do x and y and I can only do that at place x," I'd probably tell them I thought they were choosing poorly but it's their decision not mine. I sure wouldn't manipulate them to the point where they stayed away from me for 3 days and then did what I wanted because I basically forced them into it (and that would've been especially true back then because not even cost of attendance was covered - you still needed either Pell Grants, Student Loans and/or help to attend even if you had tuition covered. Whether it's for sport, academics, or straight into a career, being happy where you are and feeling like you had some control over your destiny helps you succeed.
Nobody will consider Tennessee an easy outI thought Heupel would be a 8-4 coach fun offense maybe an upset here and there (Kiffin basically lol) but so far he’s surpassed that and some. If Tennessee can keep getting top 10 classes then he’ll set Tennessee up well to reasonably compete in the new tougher sec.