Luckyforward

Sorry about that . . . when I read about Kiffin not leading the team in the maxims and replacing TN memorabilia with USC I kinda lost it

Yes Sir . . . the next coach better understand and RESPECT Tennessee traditions! And it bothers the HELL out of me that Kiffin did not, he pushed USC, and Mike Hamilton most certainly knew it, AND DID NOTHING!

This is gettin' weird . . .

Very, very well stated, Sir . . .

Good thought!

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Well, he understands and respects Tennessee tradition . . .

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Gotcha . . . thanks. Can Cutcliffe cut it as a head coach? Duke is nothing to judge him by . . .

Or is CDC Cutcliffe?

Sorry . . . who is CDC?

We just got rid of one A**hole . . . we don't need to follow with another.

Why Not?

+1 Remember MIKE HAMILTON brought us KIFFIN . . .

I sleep better because they sleep so poorly . . . God bless them and a heartfelt thank you

What a relief . . . thanksgiving offered

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AFA's Calhoun calls team meeting January, 14, 2010 Jan 14 1:22 PM ET By Graham Watson Air Force coach Troy Calhoun has called a team meeting for 5:50 p.m. MT, according to the Colorado Springs Gazette. The specifics of the meeting are not known. Calhoun has been mentioned as a top candidate to replace Lane Kiffin at Tennessee. Kiffin left the Vols on Tuesday to take the head-coaching job at USC. Calhoun interviewed with Tennessee to replace Philip Fulmer 14 months ago, but was passed over for Kiffin. Calhoun is 25-14 in three seasons at Air Force, including three consecutive trips to the Armed Forces Bowl.

That's GREAT!

Fulmer Says He's Not A Candidate For UT Job Naming New Coach Is 'One Of The Most Important Decisions" In Program's History, Says Fulmer POSTED: 10:29 am CST January 14, 2010 UPDATED: 12:00 pm CST January 14, 2010 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Phillip Fulmer wants to make it clear. He's willing to help his alma mater and isn't seeking to be a candidate to replace the man who succeeded him at Tennessee. Fulmer has been deluged by calls over the past day so he issued a statement Thursday. The man who spent 17 seasons at Tennessee and was 152-52 doesn't refer to Lane Kiffin's abrupt resignation Tuesday. He calls "recent events" painful and embarrassing. Fulmer said he's ready to help make "one of the most important decisions" in the program's history. He also thinks the next coach should embrace Tennessee traditions, be mature and have integrity. He also warns that Tennessee values will be lost if not guarded carefully

Another excellent article: Misunderstood Kiffin: He's even worse than we thought | Mark Bradley

It appears that the TGO Store link is broken. Any ideas?

A good friend of mine tried it out a few years ago. Found that most of the stuff he was sent to "try" was not of the highest quality.

Same here . . . last year a good friend arrived at his destination only to find his two serial number matched Colt Pythons were no longer in his luggage . . .

Thanks for the update, Bryan. Robertson's compassion is as deep as his theology is shallow.