Wednesday, August 31, 2005
Pete Fiutak Tennessee Preview Ainge settling into his role as starting QB
Ainge settling into his role as starting QB - Wednesday, 08/31/05: "'You can relax a little bit in that you know you can go out there, and, like Coach (Phillip) Fulmer said, that he's not going to take me out on my first mistake,' Ainge said"
Clausen expectd different decision
thedailytimes.com - Clausen expectd different decision: "``I've talked to him about it. Rick is going to handle this thing the right way,'' Sanders said. ``There's no doubt he was disappointed. I would be very upset with him if he wasn't disappointed. If you're a competitor who wants to play, you're going to be disappointed if you don't start.
``He also realizes how important he is to this football team. You kind of go through a day of shock and maybe a day of mourning and then you're ready again.''"
UAB quarterback Hacney will put Vols to the test
``He also realizes how important he is to this football team. You kind of go through a day of shock and maybe a day of mourning and then you're ready again.''"
thedailytimes.com - Undefeated ... so far - UAB quarterback Hacney will put Vols to the test: "``Hackney, when you look at his numbers, is quite incredible,'' UT coach Phillip Fulmer said. ``Three thousand yards passing last year and (26) touchdowns and just eight interceptions. He's a big, strong, fast kid who has a great release. Very mobile. It's a big challenge for us right off the bat.''"
Tuesday, August 30, 2005
Peerless Price cut 'I hate y'all,' Peerless says after being cut - NFL - MSNBC.com
Former Vol Peerless Price was cut by the Atlanta Falcons today.
Tennessee Football All-Americas
Former Vol Peerless Price was cut by the Atlanta Falcons today.
Tennessee Football All-Americas :: 68 Individuals Honored a Total of 83 Times Since 1929
A great look at Tennessee Football All-Americans (First Team) from the 1920's to present day.
New Look for UTSports.com
A great look at Tennessee Football All-Americans (First Team) from the 1920's to present day.
They have re-designed the site at utsports.com. It looks pretty good. Stop by and take a look.
Vols Expecting Seasoned UAB Team; Team Receives Congressional Visit
Vols' Smith ignoring the pain
Saturdays in the South
Monday, August 29, 2005
Majors knocks retiring UT numbers It's hard to hit a blocking sled with subpoena in your pocket It's hard to hit a blocking sled with subpoena in your pocket
From Seattle where they know nothing about College Football, writer Norman Chad takes a swipe at the Vols
From Seattle where they know nothing about College Football, writer Norman Chad takes a swipe at the Vols
Sunday, August 28, 2005
Ainge gets QB start for opener Ainge gets QB start for opener - Sunday, 08/28/05: "Fulmer said it was about who he felt gives the Vols the best chance to win a championship.
That person is Ainge … for now."
That person is Ainge … for now."
Friday, August 26, 2005
ESPN College Football Preview
The Gameday Crew did a College Football Preview last night on ESPN News. The usual.
Mark May - who actually saw the Vols practice, likes their chances in the East
Kirk Herbstreit - didn't like Fulmer not naming a QB, said it could cause problems with team chemistry
Trev Albert - didn't like the Vol's chances and talked about them not playing to the level of the talent they have, threw in a Kelly Washington jab as well, but he did expect Gerald Riggs to have a good showing in Heisman Race
The Vol Network's preseason football special, "Inside the Orange: Tennessee Football 2005," airs across the Volunteer State this weekend on affiliates making up the Vol Television Network.
Too close to call for now
USATODAY.com - Too close to call for now: "With two-time defending national champion Southern California an overwhelming pick for No. 1, the most compelling question entering the college football season could be this: Who's No. 2?"
More on UT - VA Tech in Bristol
Thursday, August 25, 2005
Insert your favorite caption SI.com - 2005 NCAA Football Preview - Newcomers To Watch (cont.)
SI.com - 2005 NCAA Football Preview - Newcomers To Watch (cont.) - Thursday August 25, 2005 11:51AM
Demonte Bolden, DE, Tennessee
"He has a motor out there. He's making plays and he's playing out of control, basically. Once he gets the scheme of things and plays under control, he'll definitely be a contributor to this team."
UT and VA Tech in Bristol?
Demonte Bolden, DE, Tennessee
"He has a motor out there. He's making plays and he's playing out of control, basically. Once he gets the scheme of things and plays under control, he'll definitely be a contributor to this team."
Business Journal: "The chairman and CEO of Speedway Motorsports is trying to jumpstart an old idea: a football game between UT and Virginia Tech at Bristol Motor Speedway. Why might it succeed now when it failed before? The stakes have been raised.
'Twenty million to each team,' Smith said. 'Universities always want money so that would be $20 million for your university (UT) and $20 million for Virginia (Tech). That would be a pretty big financial day for them.'"
Vols' health a relief to Fulmer
UT’s Foster says starting worth weights
Vols' final piece to plug in for '05: Clausen or Ainge
'Twenty million to each team,' Smith said. 'Universities always want money so that would be $20 million for your university (UT) and $20 million for Virginia (Tech). That would be a pretty big financial day for them.'"
Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Top Ten College Home Fields Top Ten College Home Fields : Fanblogs College Football Blog
List compiled by Rivals.com
1 VA Tech, 2 LSU 4 Florida, 10 Auburn, no Love for the Vols
Top Party Schools
List compiled by Rivals.com
1 VA Tech, 2 LSU 4 Florida, 10 Auburn, no Love for the Vols
The Best 361 Colleges Rankings on The Princeton Review
UT made the top 20 but failed to break into the top 10 coming in at #16
Offense looking better; no word on quarterback
UT made the top 20 but failed to break into the top 10 coming in at #16
thedailytimes.com - Split decision - Offense looking better; no word on quarterback: "Tennessee's offense looked a bit more in tune on Tuesday night than in the previous two scrimmages against a steadily improving defense, but head coach Phillip Fulmer and offensive coordinator Randy Sanders say they are in no hurry to name a starting quarterback or a backup tailback to starter Gerald Riggs."
"Up front, Rob Smith appears to have settled into the center spot vacated by injury, and Anthony Parker is well on his way to being the backup."
Ainge or Clausen? No answer's in sight
Conversation with Erik Ainge
Vols Show Defensive Prowess, Running Game During Final Scrimmage
"Up front, Rob Smith appears to have settled into the center spot vacated by injury, and Anthony Parker is well on his way to being the backup."
8/24/2005 - Vols Show Defensive Prowess, Running Game During Final Scrimmage - Sports - Chattanoogan.com: "Defensive intensity and a solid running game -- Tennessee trademarks during the Phillip Fulmer era -- were on display as the Vols wrapped up their third and final scrimmage Tuesday night at Neyland Stadium.
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Tuesday, August 23, 2005
UT plans new honor for 3 football greats UT plans new honor for 3 football greats - Tuesday, 08/23/05: "In three separate ceremonies this season, the late Reggie White's No. 92, Peyton Manning's No. 16 and Doug Atkins' No. 91 will be retired."
Blog Poll Pre-Season Picks
I am voting in the BlogPoll (It's a college football poll run and voted on by sports bloggers) at MGOBLOG. Here are my pre-season picks:
1 Southern Cal
2 Texas
3 Tennessee
4 LSU
5 Oklahoma
6 Miami (Florida)
7 Michigan
8 Virginia Tech
9 Florida
10 Iowa
11 Ohio State
12 Georgia
13 Florida State
14 Auburn
15 Louisville
16 Purdue
17 Texas A&M
18 Cal
19 Pittsburgh
20 Boise State
21 Arizona State
22 Boston College
23 Texas Tech
24 Alabama
25 Virginia
Any thoughts? What would you change?
Young Guns - Fulmer praises underclassmen in scrimmage
1 Southern Cal
2 Texas
3 Tennessee
4 LSU
5 Oklahoma
6 Miami (Florida)
7 Michigan
8 Virginia Tech
9 Florida
10 Iowa
11 Ohio State
12 Georgia
13 Florida State
14 Auburn
15 Louisville
16 Purdue
17 Texas A&M
18 Cal
19 Pittsburgh
20 Boise State
21 Arizona State
22 Boston College
23 Texas Tech
24 Alabama
25 Virginia
Any thoughts? What would you change?
thedailytimes.com - Young Guns - Fulmer praises underclassmen in scrimmage: "head coach Phillip Fulmer praised the performances of several younger players in Saturday's major scrimmage, including offensive lineman Anthony Parker, who filled in at center as backup to Rob Smith, and receiver Lucas Taylor, who had a TD catch on the night."
Hefney's impact hard to disguise
Monday, August 22, 2005
Backup linemen impress Fulmer Scrimmage gives Clausen chance to make his case Gerald Riggs Jr. is Seabiscut InsideTennessee.com: Gerald Riggs Jr.: "Gerald Riggs Jr. has been mentioned by numerous outlets as a darkhorse candidate to win the Heisman Trophy.
Running backs coach Trooper Taylor couldn’t resist.
``We tease him,’’ Taylor said. ``The media calls him a darkhorse so we call him Seabiscuit, a broken up guy coming back trying to win. He says that makes me the big, blind jockey. So, I’m going to work on my weight and he’s going to work on his wins.’’"
Running backs coach Trooper Taylor couldn’t resist.
``We tease him,’’ Taylor said. ``The media calls him a darkhorse so we call him Seabiscuit, a broken up guy coming back trying to win. He says that makes me the big, blind jockey. So, I’m going to work on my weight and he’s going to work on his wins.’’"
Friday, August 19, 2005
The SEC's Top Ten Players (according to SI) SI.com - Photo Gallery - The SEC's Top Ten Players
1. J Mahelona, 8. G Riggs, 10. E Ainge
Any thoughts?
CFN's Three Year Program Analysis - 11 to 25
1. J Mahelona, 8. G Riggs, 10. E Ainge
Any thoughts?
Three Year Program Analysis - 11 to 25
CFN's three year look at college programs based on several factors (Attendance, Graduation, Wins, Quality Wins, Players Drafted, etc...)
1.USC, 4. Georgia, 10. LSU, 11. Tennessee
UT's Gandy hurt in practice
Kevin Simon Article
CFN's three year look at college programs based on several factors (Attendance, Graduation, Wins, Quality Wins, Players Drafted, etc...)
1.USC, 4. Georgia, 10. LSU, 11. Tennessee
Thursday, August 18, 2005
UT secondary still scrambled UT secondary still scrambled - Thursday, 08/18/05: "Tennessee Coach Phillip Fulmer said all options and combinations would be explored as the Vols attempt to settle on a starting rotation in the secondary.
He's eager to see who distinguishes himself there in Saturday's scrimmage and reiterated that true freshmen Demetrice Morley and Antonio Wardlow were making a serious push at safety."
Don't tell coaches the SEC has lost its stature
He's eager to see who distinguishes himself there in Saturday's scrimmage and reiterated that true freshmen Demetrice Morley and Antonio Wardlow were making a serious push at safety."
Sports: Don't tell coaches the SEC has lost its stature: "'I really, truly feel that the SEC is a two-chin-strap league: You better buckle up both of them,' Arkansas coach Houston Nutt said."
Recap of the ESPN visit to the Vols Practice yesterday
Wednesday, August 17, 2005
Know your Foe Young defensive ends may see playing time Young defensive ends may see playing time: "It can be tough for younger players to find their ways into productive roles. But a few of the Vols' young defensive ends have a good chance at changing that.
Based on fall camp so far, sophomores Xavier Mitchell and Antonio Reynolds as well as freshmen Robert Ayers and Gerald Williams will challenge for playing time early and often."
Vols shuffle secondary for speed
Based on fall camp so far, sophomores Xavier Mitchell and Antonio Reynolds as well as freshmen Robert Ayers and Gerald Williams will challenge for playing time early and often."
thedailytimes.com - Vols shuffle secondary for speed: "KNOXVILLE -- Jonathan Wade's speed finally got him somewhere on a football field.
The track star from Shreveport, La., has sped to the top of Tennessee's depth chart at cornerback.
Two days after UT quarterbacks Erik Ainge and Rick Clausen combined to hit on 21 of 30 passes for 288 yards in the team's first intrasquad scrimmage, Vol coaches on Monday shuffled the pecking order in the defensive backfield. The fleet-footed Wade unseated -- at least temporarily -- sophomore Roshaun Fellows."
Vols have crowded backfield
The track star from Shreveport, La., has sped to the top of Tennessee's depth chart at cornerback.
Two days after UT quarterbacks Erik Ainge and Rick Clausen combined to hit on 21 of 30 passes for 288 yards in the team's first intrasquad scrimmage, Vol coaches on Monday shuffled the pecking order in the defensive backfield. The fleet-footed Wade unseated -- at least temporarily -- sophomore Roshaun Fellows."
Tuesday, August 16, 2005
Riggs chasing greatness Tennessee looking for return trip to SEC and beyondMonday, August 15, 2005
UT offense carves up secondary UT offense carves up secondary - Sunday, 08/14/05: "Senior Rick Clausen started at quarterback and connected twice with Bret Smith on touchdowns of 65 and 6 yards. Ainge threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to Casey Woods, and Bo Hardegree hit freshman Lucas Taylor on a 69-yard touchdown streak."
ESPN Telecast of Vols' practice set for Wednesday
ESPN Telecast of Vols' practice set for Wednesday:
"ESPN TELECAST OF VOLS' PRACTICE SET FOR WEDNESDAY
ESPN is bringing its college football road crew to Knoxville a little earlier than usual this year.
An army of uplink trucks, camera operators and reporters will be roaming Haslam Field early Wednesday morning during the Vols' practice, taping what will become a one-hour program airing at noon Eastern time that same day on ESPN. Mark May, Jerry Punch and Bill Curry will be dissecting UT's early-season form and speaking with the Tennessee coaching staff during the workout.
Later airings of the Tennessee practice session on ESPNU are (all times Eastern): Wednesday at 8 p.m.; Thursday at 8 p.m. and 11:45 p.m.; Friday at 1:30 a.m., 6 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Aug. 20 at midnight; and Aug. 25 at 2 p.m. "
Ligon sprains ankle on opening play
"ESPN TELECAST OF VOLS' PRACTICE SET FOR WEDNESDAY
ESPN is bringing its college football road crew to Knoxville a little earlier than usual this year.
An army of uplink trucks, camera operators and reporters will be roaming Haslam Field early Wednesday morning during the Vols' practice, taping what will become a one-hour program airing at noon Eastern time that same day on ESPN. Mark May, Jerry Punch and Bill Curry will be dissecting UT's early-season form and speaking with the Tennessee coaching staff during the workout.
Later airings of the Tennessee practice session on ESPNU are (all times Eastern): Wednesday at 8 p.m.; Thursday at 8 p.m. and 11:45 p.m.; Friday at 1:30 a.m., 6 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Aug. 20 at midnight; and Aug. 25 at 2 p.m. "
Sunday, August 14, 2005
Wide Receivers Make Early Impact During Vols' First Scrimmage Wide Receivers Make Early Impact During Vols' First Scrimmage
Rick Clausen started the day at quarterback and completed 10-of-13 for 159 yards and two touchdowns. Erik Ainge completed 11-of-17 for 129 yards and a touchdown.
Rick Clausen started the day at quarterback and completed 10-of-13 for 159 yards and two touchdowns. Erik Ainge completed 11-of-17 for 129 yards and a touchdown.
Friday, August 12, 2005
Clausen sets sights on first starring role Clausen sets sights on first starring role - Friday, 08/12/05: "Will Clausen finally get a chance to be a leading man, or has he returned to the familiar territory of playing a sidekick?
'Hey, impossible is nothing,' Clausen said, quoting the adidas slogan. 'You never know what could happen. That's the great thing about football.'"
UT's Thursday practice report
'Hey, impossible is nothing,' Clausen said, quoting the adidas slogan. 'You never know what could happen. That's the great thing about football.'"
InsideTennessee.com: UT's Thursday practice report
"Consistency is what we're looking for in the preseason and we're more worried about Tennessee right now," associate head coach John Chavis said after Thursday's practice at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
Thursday, August 11, 2005
Practice Wrap-up thedailytimes.com - The Great Escape: Chavis avoids media
"The team participated in the ``Tennessee Drill,'' a one-on-one tradition marking the beginning of fall camp, during the morning session.
The battle between senior defensive tackle Jesse Mahelona and offensive tackle Rob Smith highlighted the competition, but according to Fulmer, the younger players were the true benefactors.
``We had good intensity in that'', Fulmer said. ``All those young guys don't know quite what to expect when they come to that, so it was good for them to see a little bit of it.
``That drill is a lot more for the young ones, and it's as good as it gets because there's no place to go. It's right there in front of everybody. We'll do that more as we go along.''"
UT starts sluggishly as two-a-days begin - Thursday, 08/11/05
RB Hardesty a big hit
Can Rick Do It Again?
"The team participated in the ``Tennessee Drill,'' a one-on-one tradition marking the beginning of fall camp, during the morning session.
The battle between senior defensive tackle Jesse Mahelona and offensive tackle Rob Smith highlighted the competition, but according to Fulmer, the younger players were the true benefactors.
``We had good intensity in that'', Fulmer said. ``All those young guys don't know quite what to expect when they come to that, so it was good for them to see a little bit of it.
``That drill is a lot more for the young ones, and it's as good as it gets because there's no place to go. It's right there in front of everybody. We'll do that more as we go along.''"
Wednesday, August 10, 2005
SEC Football Since 1950 (East) SEC Football Since 1950 (West) Vols make progress on first day in pads
thedailytimes.com - Ton of good work: Vols make progress on first day in pads: "``Today, Gerald Riggs' first run was really good, a solid run, and our two young backs (Arian Foster and Ja'Kouri Williams) did a heck of a job. It was good to see them full speed. I think both those guys are going to help us and complement us a lot.
``The offense moved the ball a lot and the defense was plain vanilla, but it gave us a pretty good idea of where we are.''"
SI Vols Preview
``The offense moved the ball a lot and the defense was plain vanilla, but it gave us a pretty good idea of where we are.''"
Tuesday, August 09, 2005
Vols practice notes The Jackson Sun Sports - Vols notes: "The Vols had three offensive line starters - Albert Toeaina, Cody Douglas and Arron Sears - who weighed more than 340 pounds at the end of last season.
Fulmer said all three have lost weight. Sears and Douglas are down to 325, while Toeaina is back under 350. He came to Tennessee weighing 357. Fulmer said Toeaina has improved as much as any of the Vols' offensive linemen from last season."
UT's Simon takes steps on a healthy knee
All time SEC coaches
Fulmer said all three have lost weight. Sears and Douglas are down to 325, while Toeaina is back under 350. He came to Tennessee weighing 357. Fulmer said Toeaina has improved as much as any of the Vols' offensive linemen from last season."
GLENN GUILBEAU: Bear is still the one
Neyland #3, Fulmer #7 all time in the SEC....this is the same guy who ranked Fulmer 5th for current SEC coaches....which is it?
Vol practice switching to high gear
Neyland #3, Fulmer #7 all time in the SEC....this is the same guy who ranked Fulmer 5th for current SEC coaches....which is it?
thedailytimes.com - Life in the fast lane: Vol practice switching to high gear: "The quarterback battle continues, of course, and Fulmer maintained that either Erik Ainge or Rick Clausen would be an excellent candidate to lead the 2005 squad, but that choice, he emphasized, is not really up to him.``They'll decide that for me,'' Fulmer said"
Monday, August 08, 2005
Players allege Spurrier promised no charges Harrell's ready to shine InsideTennessee.com: Harrell's ready to shine
Article on Defensive Lineman Justin Harrell. Things should open up even more for him this year as teams focus on Jesse Mahelona “Jesse’s going to have a lot of attention focused on him. Teams are going to scheme around him, so that’s just going to put more pressure on us – the other defensive linemen – to come up and make plays.”
Bull-headed: Meachem ready to face any defender
Article on Defensive Lineman Justin Harrell. Things should open up even more for him this year as teams focus on Jesse Mahelona “Jesse’s going to have a lot of attention focused on him. Teams are going to scheme around him, so that’s just going to put more pressure on us – the other defensive linemen – to come up and make plays.”
Sunday, August 07, 2005
Vols Enjoy Weather Break, Close First Week of Practice
Vols Enjoy Weather Break, Close First Week of Practice :: Former Assistant Cutcliffe visited practice
Highlights ....Battle for center between Rich Gandy and David Ligon. Former Offensive Coordinator David Cutcliffe stopped by practive.... hmmm
Friday, August 05, 2005
UT players report; expectations high UT players report; expectations high - Friday, 08/05/05
Jason Allen said "Nobody on our team needs to be reminded that we haven’t won a championship.”
Southern Pigskin-Football in the South
Jason Allen said "Nobody on our team needs to be reminded that we haven’t won a championship.”
Southern Pigskin
Good article on Southern Football "Football in the south is an interesting beast. It's not a game, it's not a pastime...it's a way of life. It's a mixed drink of family, religion, politics and pageantry, spiked with shots of antagonism, arrogance and pride."
The 'Other' Clausen
SEC FOOTBALL: Rating All-Time SEC Receivers
Good article on Southern Football "Football in the south is an interesting beast. It's not a game, it's not a pastime...it's a way of life. It's a mixed drink of family, religion, politics and pageantry, spiked with shots of antagonism, arrogance and pride."
Thursday, August 04, 2005
Top 10 football revenue schools Casey Clausen joins MSU staff MSU football notebook - The Clarion-Ledger
Scout.com Article
Former Vol Casey Clausen joins Mississippi State as a Graduate Assistant.
("On the Tennessee staff at the time was current MSU offensive coordinator Woody McCorvey, cornerbacks coach Shane Beamer, and assistant to the head coach Brad Pendergrass.
"Woody has worked with Casey and knows his family real well," Croom said. "Casey wanted to come here and learn.")
Fulmer victim of Identity Thief
ALL-TIME ALL-SEC: Rating the RBs
Scout.com Article
Former Vol Casey Clausen joins Mississippi State as a Graduate Assistant.
("On the Tennessee staff at the time was current MSU offensive coordinator Woody McCorvey, cornerbacks coach Shane Beamer, and assistant to the head coach Brad Pendergrass.
"Woody has worked with Casey and knows his family real well," Croom said. "Casey wanted to come here and learn.")
Wednesday, August 03, 2005
Heismanpundit ranks the SEC Coaches ALL-TIME SEC: Rating the Quarterbacks InsideTennessee.com: ALL-TIME SEC: Rating the Quarterbacks
Rating the best SEC QBs of all time 1. Archie Manning, 2. Steve Spurrier, 3. Danny Wuerffel, 4. Peyton Manning
Paulwesterdawg's Georgia Sports Blog: Caption Contest - Spurrier Looks On....
Rating the best SEC QBs of all time 1. Archie Manning, 2. Steve Spurrier, 3. Danny Wuerffel, 4. Peyton Manning
Paulwesterdawg's Georgia Sports Blog: Caption Contest - Spurrier Looks On....
Great Spurrier Pic and Caption contest via Paulwesterdawg
At last, Riggs for real
Great Spurrier Pic and Caption contest via Paulwesterdawg
Tuesday, August 02, 2005
Vols 3rd in SEC East according to Pythagorean Theorem Sea Misting: Pythagoras and the Vols
Well the Vols should pack it in for 2005. According to the Pythagorean Theorem the Vols will be 3rd in the SEC East. Who knew?
Rivals.com 2005 Preseason All-America Team
Well the Vols should pack it in for 2005. According to the Pythagorean Theorem the Vols will be 3rd in the SEC East. Who knew?
Rivals.com - Rivals.com 2005 Preseason All-America Team
Jesse Mahelona 1st Team; Jason Allen 2nd Team
EDSBS takes a "positive" look at the Vols
Jesse Mahelona 1st Team; Jason Allen 2nd Team
EDSBS » UT ROUNDUP: VOLS SWEEP FURIOUSLY UNDER RUG
Every Day Should Be Saturday takes a look at the Vols wrapping up their legal woes
Vols Looking For Leader
Every Day Should Be Saturday takes a look at the Vols wrapping up their legal woes
DawgsBite.com: Vols Looking For Leader
Story covering the upcoming Vols QB battle
("We have to be ready early," Fulmer said. "We don't have time to wait on somebody to get in shape. We don't have time to experiment a whole bunch.
"We certainly don't have time to waste any days and two-a-days as we get ready for our season.")
Schaeffer selects JUCO as his path back to SEC
Marshall might want out of game with Vols
Story covering the upcoming Vols QB battle
("We have to be ready early," Fulmer said. "We don't have time to wait on somebody to get in shape. We don't have time to experiment a whole bunch.
"We certainly don't have time to waste any days and two-a-days as we get ready for our season.")
Monday, August 01, 2005
Charges dropped, reduced against UT players How do the coaches stack up in the SEC? How do the coaches stack up in the SEC?
His Take: 1. Tuberville, 2. Spurrier, 3. Richt, 4. Meyer, 5. Fulmer, 6. Nutt, 7. Miles etc....
His Take: 1. Tuberville, 2. Spurrier, 3. Richt, 4. Meyer, 5. Fulmer, 6. Nutt, 7. Miles etc....
