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Doctorate in Volology
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A second really big question. Let us suppose Doug Dickey or any other progressive-minded offensive coach had been hired two or three years earlier and Tennessee jettisons the single wing-offense during Steve Spurrier's high-school career. Does Spurrier still go to Florida or does he pick the University of Tennessee? If the latter is the case, what is the course of Tennessee football history if, in this parallel universe, he returns to his alma mater as he did at Florida?
Biggest what if without question. we were ranked #4 Bama was not. We are setting up for the winning field goal. It gets block rebounds 30 some yards and Bama sets up kick winning field goal. We lost 6-9. The kicker 2 teams ahead of us in the rankings loss. We could have come out of that game being #1 or #2. We may not have had CPF "if" we play for NC that year.
I was there sitting in south endzone. Watched Carl Pickens drop a sure touchdown around 10-15 yd line. Still makes me sick man I hate bama.
I think that the team pulled together after T Rob went down , and we were a better team without him. The defense really stepped up. How much better could we possibly have been at the end of that year?
What if Chuck Webb didn't get hurt against Pacific?
I had never heard this before, but according to Chris Treece, Majors believes Tennessee would have won the national title in '89 with Webb. Food for thought.
I agree the defense stepped up. Just wondering what anyone thought would be different. D.D. stepped up big time in his absence (in the end of the year, he struggled in his first start against Wake, Reveiz really stepped up that day) I'm just wondering if we would have been 10-1-1 with Tony.