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Everyone realizes that Trgovac is merely a Fox yes-man right?

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It's been amusing to watch people get so worked over their hatred of Turdovac, yet those same people don't get worked up over John Fox.

Newsflash: Mike Trgovac's job is basically to do what Fox tells him to do. He runs the defense Fox wants and isn't going to rock the boat.

You all realize that if we get rid of Trgovac that the replacement will just be Trgovac 2.0 right?

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what makes you so sure of this?

im not saying i dont agree, just wondering how you know this

Fox is a defense guy and it's been reported that he's been heavy-handed in defensive meetings in the past.

Plus, we all know that Fox hates people that rock the boat. He would never hire a defensive coordinator that wouldn't be willing to do exactly what he wanted with the defense.

Then there are the former players that played under Trgovac and Fox and have said this very thing.

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Fox is a defense guy and it's been reported that he's been heavy-handed in defensive meetings in the past.

Plus, we all know that Fox hates people that rock the boat. He would never hire a defensive coordinator that wouldn't be willing to do exactly what he wanted with the defense.

Then there are the former players that played under Trgovac and Fox and have said this very thing.

THIS year, and LAST year

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Fox is a defense guy and it's been reported that he's been heavy-handed in defensive meetings in the past.

So there is no reason for Fox to replace Turgo.

Might be hard to hire someone when you tell them they will be little more than a puppet. Especially as well known as the situation is.

I suppose though if Turgo goes those who speculate reports are fact would be wrong.

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