What could Kiffen do with this tallent??????

#28
#28
maybe Stanford has there number as Florida has ours. But he didn't lose by 17 points and appear clueless 85% of the Game. Hell Tennessee had some swagger when Kiffin was here.

Ask USC swagger obviously wins football games and championships.
 
#29
#29
maybe Stanford has there number as Florida has ours. But he didn't lose by 17 points and appear clueless 85% of the Game. Hell Tennessee had some swagger when Kiffin was here.

Fundamentals > swagger.
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#30
#30
It's hard to say, but losing to Stanford with the talent Kiffin has on his squad is pretty bad.

The difference with Kiffin is that he's quite likely to follow it up sometime this year with a win in a game he isn't supposed to win, like beating Oregon as he did in Eugene last year.
 
#31
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The difference with Kiffin is that he's quite likely to follow it up sometime this year with a win in a game he isn't supposed to win, like beating Oregon as he did in Eugene last year.

Oregon's loss last year was coming. Their defense was getting worse every week it seemed and not enough beef up front. I wouldn't be shocked to see Oregon upset this year either.
 
#32
#32
:loco::banghead2::banghead2:Kiffen would do with this talent, oh man I could only see it now, Would it be 3 secondary violations or more by week 3 or could we already have had some post season bans and scholly restrictions, or oh I know maybe we can finally realize most everyone on this boards dream to finally be Usc of the east and bow at the feet of our beloved tro- vols. Give me a break.
 
#33
#33
Lose to Stanford, Rush for 26 yards and have his all american QB throw 20-41, no td's and two picks.

Agreed. Can Tennessee (and that dumbarse Cowturd) finally realize that Kiffin is not some coaching guru. They are probably calling for his head in L.A. right about now. His teams are very capable of putting up somme stinkers of their own.

The coach we let get away is Brian Kelly. That guy has proven at every stop that he can coach the game.
 
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Dumb question earns dumb replies OP so I hope you learned that.

He's at USC where he helped cheat and earn the NCAA hammering.

He was left with almost a NFL roster and still he's such a great coach that he LOST tonight.

I would NOT want that scumbag back at Tennessee even if he agreed to coach for free for 10 years.

VFL...GBO!!!
 
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#36
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Its funny you ask. I had a meltdown after the last Florida touchdown and told the wife I was going to become an SC fan because at least Kiffin was willing to do anything to win. Seriously though, I think he would have won tonight and we would be 9-3 or 10-2. He's a better play caller than Chaney. Of course wed be on probation soon.
 
#37
#37
Kiffin would have curbstomped Florida with this talent. He took a team that was probably 20+ points worse than Florida and gave them a game. This team was 10+ points better than Florida and Precious managed to get his **** pushed in
 
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#38
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Kiffin would have curbstomped Florida with this talent. He took a team that was probably 20+ points worse than Florida and gave them a game. This team was 10+ points better than Florida and Precious managed to get his **** pushed in

So why couldn't he curbstomp Stanford?
 
#40
#40
Because Stanford is good?

If you are still on the Dooley bandwagon after tonight, there is no hope left for you.

I've never been on any bandwagon. If the season is crap, then he is gone. So you think Stanford has a better D than Florida?
 
#42
#42
well at a guess Kiffin wouldn't have the same players,that CDD has been getting in and would have been doing worse,we seen how good his class did,i don't see why it would have been any better
 
#43
#43
I think Stanford is better overall than Florida.

Was it the 20-17 win over San Jose St.? Look, you have defended Kiffin, and you have good points. But, you never mention the bad with the good. That USC was a 2-3 TD better team than Stanford. His UT team that couldn't score vs. UCLA was a 2 TD better team. That Ole Miss game he had at the very least an even talented team. The Auburn game, he had at least an even talented team. Then all the preparation going into that VT game, and we couldn't do anything offensively or defensively.
 
#44
#44
Was it the 20-17 win over San Jose St.? Look, you have defended Kiffin, and you have good points. But, you never mention the bad with the good. That USC was a 2-3 TD better team than Stanford. His UT team that couldn't score vs. UCLA was a 2 TD better team. That Ole Miss game he had at the very least an even talented team. The Auburn game, he had at least an even talented team. Then all the preparation going into that VT game, and we couldn't do anything offensively or defensively.

The Tennessee team that couldn't score with UCLA and lost to Auburn had a pre-Georgia/Alabama Crompton at the helm. Remember how they looked once he figured it out?

This USC team is good, but they were not 2 to 3 touchdowns better than Stanford. They were docked entirely too much for losing Luck, Fleener and company. They didn't exactly have a bare cupboard. USC was a bit overrated, too.
 
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#45
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The Tennessee team that couldn't score with UCLA and lost to Auburn had a pre-Georgia/Alabama Crompton at the helm. Remember how they looked once he figured it out?

This USC team is good, but they were not 2 to 3 touchdowns better than Stanford. They were docked entirely too much for losing Luck, Fleener and company. They didn't exactly have a bare cupboard. USC was a bit overrated, too.

You mean when he finally started playing to Crompton's strengths by rolling him out? You are giving way too much credit to Stanford while dissing the Gators. If he couldn't score against Stanford, there is no way he could score against Florida. While Stanford is talented defensively, Florida is on another level. Yet, we had them by the throat, and we somehow got our asses handed to us. It is what it is. There's no defending it, there's just hoping that Lathers, Hunter, Couch, etc... can lead the lockeroom.
 
#46
#46
You mean when he finally started playing to Crompton's strengths by rolling him out? You are giving way too much credit to Stanford while dissing the Gators. If he couldn't score against Stanford, there is no way he could score against Florida. While Stanford is talented defensively, Florida is on another level. Yet, we had them by the throat, and we somehow got our asses handed to us. It is what it is. There's no defending it, there's just hoping that Lathers, Hunter, Couch, etc... can lead the lockeroom.

This is literally the worst Florida team since the early 90s. You can say a lot about Kiffin when he was here, and you don't have to like him, but the team almost always looked prepared and interested when he was here. Yeah, they had a couple bad games, but under Dooley they don't look prepared or even interested in a lot of the games. That's inexcusable.

Seriously, people can knock Kiffin for being a douche, and there is certainly some truth to that. However, if you want to pretend like he and his staff aren't very good and absolutely better than the current staff, that is just flat out wrong.

I mean, how many times did it look like the team gave up while Kiffin was coaching it? Now think about how many times it looks like they have given up under Dooley.
 
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#47
#47
The problem is Chaney on this team, he is a cancer and that is why Kiffin never let him do the play calling.
 
#49
#49
Lane was a very, very good offensive coach--something this team needs badly. If we had a decent playcaller on offense, a DC who has been here more than 5 games and a kicking game that is comparable to Florida's, we actually do curb-stomp those boys. That being said, all of that is on Dooley. He has been here three years and still doesn't have his house in order.

(I actually do not think that the sky is falling on defense. I think Sunseri is about another 4-5 games from turning that thing around. The d needs to better learn his system and stay disciplined. Chavis gave up 62 against Florida in his second or third game as a DC. He was able to turn things around. I think Sal will do the same.)
 

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