John Adams: [ddiapos] could go from hot seat to hot commodity » GoVolsXtra Found a thread over at the other place with a link to this story. Some of the responses are rather interesting as many of you would imagine.
Exactly. Dumbass uses Sylvester Croom, Houston Nutt, and Bobby Johnson as examples. Where are those "hot commodities" today?
Imaginary conversation in Hart's office in December - Dooley - (knocking on door peeking in office) Dave, can we talk about something? Hart - Sure Vince, er Barbara, er, whatever your name is, what is it? Dooley - (Sits down) Well, I've been contacted by XYZ University about their head coaching position. They saw what I inherited here and turned it into an 8 win season and want to hire me. I like it, here, want to stay here, but I want a contract extension and a raise or I am going to leave. Hart - GTFO out of my office, I'll have my assistant give you some boxes, and tell XYZ for saving me $4M so I can go get a real coach now.
Houston Nutt subs on CBS sports when Phil Fulmer is not available. Bobby Johnson is second billing at Horseshoe Tunica where he does a stand-up routine with an arrow through his head. Sylvester Croom is still trying to figure out how he took an SEC team and lost to Maine.
The schools willing to take Dooley at 8-5 probably won't be the type of school willing to pay 2 million a year. The schools willing to pay 2 million a year would probably laugh at his resume.
I've honestly thought about what kind of coaching job he would land if he were to be fired after this season and I honestly can't think of more than a handful of bottom-feeding programs that would hire him as a head coach. Like sub-La Tech bottom feeding.
I could see Dooley doing the CBS halftime show if he got fired. He likes to fire off those witty one-liners.
What ****'s has done at L Tech doesn't exactly speak well of dooley except I suppose you coudl argue he sets things up well for the new guy.
He wasn't playing the whole state, just the university. I'm certainly not excusing it, but the Wyoming loss was with a deadman walking coach to a 1a team that would have beaten Maine by approximately 19 touchdowns. I'm not sure an SEC team has ever lost to a 1-aa school in the modern era outside of that particular game.
Mississippi to Jacksonville state in 2010 Arkansas to Citadel in 92 South Carolina to Citadel in 90 South Carolina to Furman in 82
