Tom Luginbill on CFL just said...

#27
#27
AJeray4TN said:
Without question Tennessee has the hardest rebuilding job as far as the new SEC coaches go.

The easiest? Tom says Kentucky.

I suppose this could be argued, but how exactly are Arkansas, Auburn, or UK, in a CLEARLY better position moving forward.

Not buying it grease ball.
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That makes no sence, or cents, or sents either....

I thought ESPN said a couple of weeks/months ago that Tennessee was the best job open this year...

Does any of these so called experts ever do any research before they say things?
 
#29
#29
If we're using the same definition of "rebuilding" for all the schools mentioned, then this guy is an idiot.
 
#30
#30
all but Kentucky have much much better talent already in place, I think this is what Tom Luginbill was refering to.....I can't disagree, we have a long way to go to be competitive, but it can be done over the next 3-4 years
Go Vols
 
#31
#31
fade route said:
Kentucky doesn't belong in the discussion. In order to rebuild something, you first have to build it.
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They had a pretty decent run of making bowls a few years ago. Of course, the difficulty of rebuilding something depends entirely on what you have to rebuild. Rebuilding UK is comparable to making a tower out of legos. It will be much harder to get UT back to where we all want it to be.
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#33
#33
berryvol said:
I'm guessing you haven't seen our schedule next year.. Or the fan base you must please here
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You act as if people expect 10 wins next year.

Nobody does.

We just expect to be able to beat UK/Vandy both in the same year and not get embarrassed on national TV in our 5 big games (Oregon, UF, UGA, USC, Bama).

Why do people think Dooley being run out after 3 years means UT has an oppressively demanding fanbase?
 
#37
#37
AJeray4TN said:
Without question Tennessee has the hardest rebuilding job as far as the new SEC coaches go.

The easiest? Tom says Kentucky.

I suppose this could be argued, but how exactly are Arkansas, Auburn, or UK, in a CLEARLY better position moving forward.

Not buying it grease ball.
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That doesn't even make sense...unless I'm misunderstanding what he's saying. Tn will be on top before Ky...since Ky won't EVER be there!
 
#38
#38
Lugindouche must not have watched the Barn play this season. They got blown out every damn week. At least we were in a position to win most of our games. There isn't a depleted roster like in 2010!
 
#39
#39
Not so sure I agree with that. If we have a competent staff last season, Tennessee is easily 7-5 or 8-4. We didnt though. I think where Dooley is really being exposed now is in the recruiting area. Fairly obvious this staff didnt work very hard in establishing/building relationships with kids. CBJ has an uphill battle to salvage a decent recruiting class.
 
#40
#40
I think butch has alot more talent than dooley did going into his first season. People forget that the defense with wilcox was a pretty solid unit. I think with the right coaching our D will be improved drastically! Now depending on who stays and who goes our O could be deadly or "rebuilt" as you say. But the team doesnt need to be rebuilt near as much as the name "tennessee" does imo
 
#43
#43
AJeray4TN said:
Without question Tennessee has the hardest rebuilding job as far as the new SEC coaches go.

The easiest? Tom says Kentucky.

I suppose this could be argued, but how exactly are Arkansas, Auburn, or UK, in a CLEARLY better position moving forward.

Not buying it grease ball.
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He said that with the discipline program that we were likely to lose players. Sounds like we may be back to where we were when CDD took over.
 
#46
#46
PKT_VOL said:
UGA begs to differ the last couple of years.
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We play Alabama, Florida, South Carolina and Georgia every year. Nothing anyone can do to change that.

I realize Georgia had a lucky draw the last two years. Likewise, we get Auburn next year. It's all cyclical.
 
#47
#47
AJeray4TN said:
We play Alabama, Florida, South Carolina and Georgia every year. Nothing anyone can do to change that.

I realize Georgia had a lucky draw the last two years. Likewise, we get Auburn next year. It's all cyclical.
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Yes. So lets not act like every SEC schedule is the same.
 
#48
#48
Sounds like preparing big orange for this is year zero or please give him time to rebuild or he needs 3 years of his own guys..lol

No excuses he accepted the job n he should know our expectations..
 
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