The Future Of Vols Football

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RockyTop08

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when, and hopfully not soon, fulmer decides to call it quits who should take over the head coaching job
 
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hey i think peyton manning would be a great coach. if not at least a good oc. could you imagine his gameplans. he would disect every college defense.
 
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Peyton!!!!!!! Teams wouldn't know what to expect out of our offense then
 
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Just think about the hotshot QB's we would get then.
 
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I'd say Rick Clausen will make a fine OC for years to come. As for head coaching, I'd say maybe pick a promising coach up. Dan Hawkins of Boise State or somebody like that.
 
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you guys nailed it, Peyton is our guy. He could be the NEXT Spurrier. Offensive minded if you know what I mean.
 

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Originally posted by donsargegolf@Feb 10, 2005 7:27 PM
you guys nailed it, Peyton is our guy. He could be the NEXT Spurrier. Offensive minded if you know what I mean.
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LOL....I was going to say Don, I hope by saying the next Spurrier you meant offensive minded and not a whiny, visor wearing, my momma neglected me when I was a little tyke S.O.B. LOL....I agree though...He'd be a great OC and really offensive minded
 
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I could see Peyton and Rick Clausen as a great duo to coach an awesome offense. We'd need a kickass defensive coordinator, though, or else we will have a lot of repeat 2004 performances, where our offense is ruling but our defense is sucking all over the place.
 
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I like having alumni as coaches. Much less likely to leave...

Personally, I'm in NO hurry for Fulmer to leave. I still remember Majors.
 
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I don't think he was saying that he was in a hurry for Phulmer to leave but I think he was talking about down the road when Phil decides its time to call it quits and retire
 
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Can anybody ever remember a successful, highly paid NFL player that was insane enough to become a college football coach?
 
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Originally posted by GAVol@Feb 10, 2005 5:08 PM
Can anybody ever remember a successful, highly paid NFL player that was insane enough to become a college football coach?
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Good point. I don't really see Manning as a coach, when I think about it. RC, though... As soon as Sanders decides to bow out, Clausen is our boy for the OC.
 
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Yeah but most players don't want to put in the work and Peyton is no typical nfl player.
 
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I think Peyton will play long into his career... He basically is already a half-coach half-player, I would think he'd be burned out by the time he retires.
 
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Forget burnout . . . why would anybody that already had more money than god want to work that hard and subject themselves to the anonymous scrutiny of num-nuts like us? :D
 
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Originally posted by milohimself@Feb 10, 2005 8:34 PM
I think Peyton will play long into his career... He basically is already a half-coach half-player, I would think he'd be burned out by the time he retires.
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People like Peyton never get burned out. That man studies tapes on new years eve!
 
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Yeah, but if he's going to be doing that for the next 10+ years to come, what makes you think he'd continue it? That's gotta be rough.
 
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