Fulmer/Kiffin/Dooley combo left us SEVERELY depleted on the O-Line. Didn't Dooley have a year where he signed 1? We lost Dan Skipper to Arky when Chaney left. Then, we stopped playing that physical style of football. And, after Pittman left, we have not had even a half decent O-Line coach. I have no idea why. That's my 2 cents from the bleachers anyway.
Nope. Watch yesterday's press conference. He also mentioned the fact that he'd won 9 in a row about 80 times. Although, he failed to mention that the vast majority of those 9 teams had a .250 winning percentage or so.
It started when Chaney was given the full reigns to the offense under Dooley. What was a physical(if undersized) line, became a one catered toward his pass-to-open-the-run identity, and while we had respectable run games in 2013 and 2015, we've relied heavily on an OL that was NFL bound and didn't have a lot of time in a system(2013), and a QB that could open up the running game playing the front half of our schedule in 2015 where he hadn't the years prior. Hall and Jones played a part as well, but Dobbs is what opens up the run in this pitiful offense.
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I read the article. It's actually pretty bland and noncommittal about Butch, though Butch is definitely the protagonist of the piece. It just details the fall of Tennessee football and Butch's efforts to fix it. Most interesting line in the article is probably this: