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Title: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: McBaman on November 18, 2012, 11:06:52 AM http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/8648445/derek-dooley-tennessee-volunteers-return-another-season Not surprised this is "effective immediately" after last nights blowout loss to Vandy. Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: carl childers on November 18, 2012, 11:34:00 AM Personally I will miss him...
Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: Marshal Dillon on November 18, 2012, 12:58:35 PM How in the heck does a coach from Louisiana Tech get such a contract? This is insanity. Vol fans should be more upset about that than anything.
Quote Dooley, 44, had a 15-21 record that included an 0-15 mark against Top 25 teams. Dooley was 4-19 in Southeastern Conference competition during his three-year tenure and had lost 14 of his last 15 league games. Quote Dooley had four years left on his contract, which includes a $5 million buyout. #- Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: ALTideUp on November 18, 2012, 01:01:50 PM More money to be fired than most make in a lifetime.
Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: Marshal Dillon on November 18, 2012, 01:03:49 PM More money to be fired than most make in a lifetime. You left out, more money to be a miserable failure than most of us will make in a lifetime. :dunno: Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: pmull on November 18, 2012, 01:11:54 PM No surprise here. He was not getting the job done. You can not get beat much less blown out by Vandy if you are the Tenn coach. Dooley is a good man but he was in way over his head. The previous Tenn AD made a bunch of bad choices. Hiring Kiffin and Dooley were failures for sure. Bama Grad and Tenn AD Dave Hart has a big hire to make. Tenn is a good program and can be brought back in a year or two with the right hire. The SEC is better when Tenn is competitive on a national level. It is a lot more fun to beat them when it breaks their heart.
Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: Marshal Dillon on November 18, 2012, 01:59:44 PM No surprise here. He was not getting the job done. You can not get beat much less blown out by Vandy if you are the Tenn coach. Dooley is a good man but he was in way over his head. The previous Tenn AD made a bunch of bad choices. Hiring Kiffin and Dooley were failures for sure. Bama Grad and Tenn AD Dave Hart has a big hire to make. Tenn is a good program and can be brought back in a year or two with the right hire. The SEC is better when Tenn is competitive on a national level. It is a lot more fun to beat them when it breaks their heart. I just don't see a "big" hire being made. Fans always assume they can get any coach they want just by waving a fist full of money around. In reality, that almost never happens. Saban was a fluke hire for Bama, a solid NC winning coach who was available and had lived in the South before and enjoyed it. I know names like Jon Gruden are being thrown around, but he makes $5 mil on Monday Night Football, and I can not see him as a college football coach. I don't see UT going for Petrino with all his baggage, mainly due the fiasco created by Kiffin. A lot of interesting things will being happening in the next few weeks. Does Chiznik get fired and who replaces him? Does Chip Kelley leave Oregon for the NFL? Does Mack Brown keep hanging on at Texas? Does Urban Meyer have health issues and leave Ohio State? Does Pat Dye continue to run Auburn University? :popcorn2: Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: BAMAWV on November 18, 2012, 02:48:31 PM Does Chiznik get fired and who replaces him?
JAMOS wants to make him AD. Yo tambien. Mr. Haney from Green Acres would be a good hire because he owns a suit. Does Chip Kelley leave Oregon for the NFL? Best to take off while the 'gettin'" is good. His 1 week at #1 is as good as it'll get. Does Mack Brown keep hanging on at Texas? Hopefully UT will fire Brown and hire Franchione. Then we can concentrate all (most) of our hate on a non-SEC team. Does Urban Meyer have health issues and leave Ohio State? He thinks Brutus Buckeye has been following him. He just needs some rest-- which is a problem the NCAA has helped him with. Does Pat Dye continue to run Auburn University? Can you fire someone from a job they were never hired for? Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: pmull on November 18, 2012, 03:51:46 PM No surprise here. He was not getting the job done. You can not get beat much less blown out by Vandy if you are the Tenn coach. Dooley is a good man but he was in way over his head. The previous Tenn AD made a bunch of bad choices. Hiring Kiffin and Dooley were failures for sure. Bama Grad and Tenn AD Dave Hart has a big hire to make. Tenn is a good program and can be brought back in a year or two with the right hire. The SEC is better when Tenn is competitive on a national level. It is a lot more fun to beat them when it breaks their heart. I just don't see a "big" hire being made. Fans always assume they can get any coach they want just by waving a fist full of money around. In reality, that almost never happens. Saban was a fluke hire for Bama, a solid NC winning coach who was available and had lived in the South before and enjoyed it. I know names like Jon Gruden are being thrown around, but he makes $5 mil on Monday Night Football, and I can not see him as a college football coach. I don't see UT going for Petrino with all his baggage, mainly due the fiasco created by Kiffin. A lot of interesting things will being happening in the next few weeks. Does Chiznik get fired and who replaces him? Does Chip Kelley leave Oregon for the NFL? Does Mack Brown keep hanging on at Texas? Does Urban Meyer have health issues and leave Ohio State? Does Pat Dye continue to run Auburn University? :popcorn2: Dave Hart has a big hire to make. A big name may not be available but hiring the head football coach at Tenn is important. Hart should be looking at all options including big names. He may have to go get a mid-major coach or hire an assistant but Tenn needs to get this hire right. The last two coaches have put the program in reverse. Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: bama87 on November 18, 2012, 04:12:50 PM How in the heck does a coach from Louisiana Tech get such a contract? This is insanity. Vol fans should be more upset about that than anything. Quote Dooley, 44, had a 15-21 record that included an 0-15 mark against Top 25 teams. Dooley was 4-19 in Southeastern Conference competition during his three-year tenure and had lost 14 of his last 15 league games. Quote Dooley had four years left on his contract, which includes a $5 million buyout. #- Dooley is an attorney that is how. Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: BAMAWV on November 18, 2012, 04:43:44 PM How in the heck does a coach from Louisiana Tech get such a contract? This is insanity. Vol fans should be more upset about that than anything. Quote Dooley, 44, had a 15-21 record that included an 0-15 mark against Top 25 teams. Dooley was 4-19 in Southeastern Conference competition during his three-year tenure and had lost 14 of his last 15 league games. Quote Dooley had four years left on his contract, which includes a $5 million buyout. #- Dooley is an attorney that is how. ??? Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: cbbama99 on November 18, 2012, 05:52:15 PM Dang, I didn't realize how bad Dooley's conference record was. 4-19 in three years? Even at UcheaT that is unacceptable. And how would you like to be the 10rc team that finishes 0-fer in conference play for the first time ever?
Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: Marshal Dillon on November 18, 2012, 05:58:25 PM No surprise here. He was not getting the job done. You can not get beat much less blown out by Vandy if you are the Tenn coach. Dooley is a good man but he was in way over his head. The previous Tenn AD made a bunch of bad choices. Hiring Kiffin and Dooley were failures for sure. Bama Grad and Tenn AD Dave Hart has a big hire to make. Tenn is a good program and can be brought back in a year or two with the right hire. The SEC is better when Tenn is competitive on a national level. It is a lot more fun to beat them when it breaks their heart. I just don't see a "big" hire being made. Fans always assume they can get any coach they want just by waving a fist full of money around. In reality, that almost never happens. Saban was a fluke hire for Bama, a solid NC winning coach who was available and had lived in the South before and enjoyed it. I know names like Jon Gruden are being thrown around, but he makes $5 mil on Monday Night Football, and I can not see him as a college football coach. I don't see UT going for Petrino with all his baggage, mainly due the fiasco created by Kiffin. A lot of interesting things will being happening in the next few weeks. Does Chiznik get fired and who replaces him? Does Chip Kelley leave Oregon for the NFL? Does Mack Brown keep hanging on at Texas? Does Urban Meyer have health issues and leave Ohio State? Does Pat Dye continue to run Auburn University? :popcorn2: Dave Hart has a big hire to make. A big name may not be available but hiring the head football coach at Tenn is important. Hart should be looking at all options including big names. He may have to go get a mid-major coach or hire an assistant but Tenn needs to get this hire right. The last two coaches have put the program in reverse. The problem is the fans are expecting a big name and if they hire, say, Willie Taggert (WKU) they will go ape poop. You are absolutely right, this is more that a big hire, it is an earth-shaking hire for UT, with all the problems from late in Fulmer's term, Kiffin, & now Dooley. UT is about to become irrelevant in football. :think: Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: ricky023 on November 18, 2012, 07:20:11 PM I think Coach Dooley tried to instill class at UofT and that won't work. People with class just won't go there now a days. Look at all the people left because of his act like you got class attitude. RTR!
Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: 2Stater on November 18, 2012, 07:24:17 PM No surprise here. He was not getting the job done. You can not get beat much less blown out by Vandy if you are the Tenn coach. Dooley is a good man but he was in way over his head. The previous Tenn AD made a bunch of bad choices. Hiring Kiffin and Dooley were failures for sure. Bama Grad and Tenn AD Dave Hart has a big hire to make. Tenn is a good program and can be brought back in a year or two with the right hire. The SEC is better when Tenn is competitive on a national level. It is a lot more fun to beat them when it breaks their heart. I just don't see a "big" hire being made. Fans always assume they can get any coach they want just by waving a fist full of money around. In reality, that almost never happens. Saban was a fluke hire for Bama, a solid NC winning coach who was available and had lived in the South before and enjoyed it. I know names like Jon Gruden are being thrown around, but he makes $5 mil on Monday Night Football, and I can not see him as a college football coach. I don't see UT going for Petrino with all his baggage, mainly due the fiasco created by Kiffin. A lot of interesting things will being happening in the next few weeks. Does Chiznik get fired and who replaces him? Does Chip Kelley leave Oregon for the NFL? Does Mack Brown keep hanging on at Texas? Does Urban Meyer have health issues and leave Ohio State? Does Pat Dye continue to run Auburn University? :popcorn2: Dave Hart has a big hire to make. A big name may not be available but hiring the head football coach at Tenn is important. Hart should be looking at all options including big names. He may have to go get a mid-major coach or hire an assistant but Tenn needs to get this hire right. The last two coaches have put the program in reverse. The problem is the fans are expecting a big name and if they hire, say, Willie Taggert (WKU) they will go ape poop. You are absolutely right, this is more that a big hire, it is an earth-shaking hire for UT, with all the problems from late in Fulmer's term, Kiffin, & now Dooley. UT is about to become irrelevant in football. :think: UT could do a lot worse than Taggert, at least for an X's and O's coach. If he can recruit, he would be a gold mine. I was very impressed at how well prepared he had WKU against Bama. Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: ALTideUp on November 18, 2012, 10:59:23 PM UT could do a lot worse than Taggert, at least for an X's and O's coach. If he can recruit, he would be a gold mine. I was very impressed at how well prepared he had WKU against Bama. Maybe he can bring in Billy as his defensive coordinator. (http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-m00lbxzUZ9k/TnYkCgNarcI/AAAAAAAAFHw/ncN0kl0tv-M/s1600/BevHillsCop_127Pyxurz.jpg) Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: bamaphil on November 19, 2012, 02:52:22 AM I can't believe I'm saying this, but I do hope they hire someone who can make them competitive again. Beating them by 20-30 points every year isn't as much fun when they're terrible.
Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: Catch Prothro on November 19, 2012, 07:51:12 AM Another guy to look at is Todd Berry at Louisiana Monroe. He was nearly 2-0 against SEC teams with lesser talent than Dooley had.
Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: pmull on November 19, 2012, 08:35:48 AM I can't believe I'm saying this, but I do hope they hire someone who can make them competitive again. Beating them by 20-30 points every year isn't as much fun when they're terrible. I agree. Beating them is more fun when you rip their hearts out. Tenn is too good of a program to fall to what they have become. The SEC is a better conference when Tenn is competitive. I have no problem with them going 10-2 as long as we beat them. I do not feel the same way about the barn. Then again the barn does not have the history and tradition of Tenn. Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: Terrie1959 on November 19, 2012, 09:48:47 AM I think Coach Dooley tried to instill class at UofT and that won't work. People with class just won't go there now a days. Look at all the people left because of his act like you got class attitude. RTR! I agree with you Bro Rick. I like Dooley and wish him the best at whatever he does. Title: Re: Dooley's History at 10RC Post by: ricky023 on November 19, 2012, 11:40:51 AM Coach Dooley being an under study of Coach Saban, you know the first thing that comes into play is Class. Being a man not a thug, look at Da'Rick Rogers. I agree with you Sister Terrie, there comes a time when you've done all you can and he did that at Tenn. RTR!
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