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18 minutes ago, nctarheelreincarnated said:

How you feel about the Heupel hire? 

Kind of disappointed, but I don't know how much better we could have realistically done. He's fine, I guess. I was hoping for Tony Elliott, but I think he was scared off by the impending NCAA investigation. 

Heupel definitely knows how to put up points, and we haven't had a good offense since Joshua Dobbs. 

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17 minutes ago, RockyTopVol said:

Kind of disappointed, but I don't know how much better we could have realistically done. He's fine, I guess. I was hoping for Tony Elliott, but I think he was scared off by the impending NCAA investigation. 

Heupel definitely knows how to put up points, and we haven't had a good offense since Joshua Dobbs. 

OU guy here. Went to Grad School out there. 

Heupel is iffy to me. He wasn't a good OC at OU, where putting up a point is the norm. Then goes to Utah State for a year, then Missouri, then takes over for Scott Frost. Which left that program with a ton of talent. The thing that worries me, two years after he gets hired his team goes a mediocre 6-4 in the shitty AAC. 

I think this isn't a good hire, and I think Tennessee should've hired someone with potential. I don't see Heupel having that potential. I hope I'm wrong, though. 

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24 minutes ago, RockyTopVol said:

Kind of disappointed, but I don't know how much better we could have realistically done. He's fine, I guess. I was hoping for Tony Elliott, but I think he was scared off by the impending NCAA investigation. 

Heupel definitely knows how to put up points, and we haven't had a good offense since Joshua Dobbs. 

I just don't see Elliot leaving until his kids graduate.

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