Hugh Freeze

Discussion in 'Vols Football' started by kptvol, Nov 26, 2018.

  1. A-Smith

    A-Smith Chieftain

    After a successful revolution last year, Vol Twitter is in Robespierre mode now.
     
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  2. justingroves

    justingroves supermod

    When Freeze is at Liberty, I'll laugh
     
  3. GoVols2003

    GoVols2003 Contributor

    So Low is pointing to Fulmer not wanting Freeze.
     
  4. JT5

    JT5 Super Moderator

    Now Aubun won’t let Malzahn hire Freeze.

    Maybe Sankey has made it clear that it’s more trouble than its worth.

    Either way, I don’t think he’ll be in the SEC next season. Believe it would have happened already, even if the destination was Bama.
     
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  5. IP

    IP Super Moderator

    There seems to be this undemonstrated assumption that Freeze is the best offensive mind available. Why?
     
  6. JT5

    JT5 Super Moderator

    Forbidden fruit.

    I agree that he’s been overhyped. Do think he’d be a good hire though, strictly from a football perspective.
     
  7. IP

    IP Super Moderator

    Strictly from a football perspective. But surely there are other at least equally good hires possible, with 100 % less "other perspectives" concerns.
     
  8. JT5

    JT5 Super Moderator

    No doubt about it.
     
  9. PilotFlyingJ

    PilotFlyingJ Chieftain

    Best? Who’s to say. Very good? Hell yes.
     
  10. Beechervol

    Beechervol Super Moderator

    Equally good with less luggage, substantially less in some cases? Yes.

    As big of a turd as Freeze is there are more "unclean" coaches out there than anyone wants to admit.
     
  11. NEW COACH

    NEW COACH Contributor

    Name a coach with a better football resume than Freeze that Tennessee has a legitimate chance at?

    Some might say Chaney...anyone else?
     
  12. Beechervol

    Beechervol Super Moderator

    Can you lure one of those here to work seems to be the big question.

    Either Pruitt is all over the top of this and the media has just completely twisted this thing into knot for nothing or his rookie learning curve has hit hard at a bad time.
     
  13. Beechervol

    Beechervol Super Moderator

    Chaney is making a little over 900k, he would have to turn down 1.5 before I left.

    If I read correctly Pittman is making about 800k.
     
  14. NEW COACH

    NEW COACH Contributor

    Pruitt works his assistants butts off. I’m sure that’s the life of succesful SEC coaches, but Pruitt is eccentric (and I’m not saying it’s bad). It’s going to take a workaholic to come in and work for Pruitt.
     
  15. GoVols2003

    GoVols2003 Contributor

    If anything, I sure as hell would make UGA cough up more money.
     
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  16. clownbaby

    clownbaby kidbourbon version 2 point no


    Are there? Are we going to get as good an OC if the requirements include piousness? At the very least, doesn't that make it more difficult to ensure tha twe do get the top offensive mind?
     
  17. IP

    IP Super Moderator

    Freeze is pious. Being pious or not has nothing to do with it.

    I'm also looking for someone to be a leader. You can be a savant at x's and 0's and do poorly because you are not good at the other parts of being a coach.
     
  18. clownbaby

    clownbaby kidbourbon version 2 point no


    Perhaps pious was a poor choice of words.

    Speaking narrowly on the issue: should one's proclivity for banging hookers be a factor for consideration? I personally think not.

    We could have Charles Manson calling plays from his cell if he's the best option. I don't give two poops.
     
  19. IP

    IP Super Moderator

    I agree. Him personally banging hookers should not be a major factor. I said as much earlier in this thread before I learned of details that should be.

    Charles Manson would be a hell of a recruiter, but the NCAA infractions would be murder.
     
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  20. clownbaby

    clownbaby kidbourbon version 2 point no


    As an aside: I didn't know much about the actual Charles Manson case until I saw a documentary maybe a year or so ago. I wasn't aware that he didn't actually kill anybody and was convicted on a theory of vicarious liability, and i don't think most people are aware of this.

    Getting a conviction in that case was far from a sure thing. The prosecutor was very good.
     
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