UltimateVolfan

I thought we would have seen more from Admiral than what we have. I am wondering is this another stalled development because of Covid or just not a good match?

Yep exactly!

Hoooray! Said no one about being on the ALT channel

wow I thought most SEC coaches would get a pass with the COVID garbage impeding coaching and development. Wonder who they truly think they can get there?

Can you imagine how Tennessee would look with Dobbs, Kamara, Tuttle and others with a Jeremy Pruitt as coach? Yeah. It is sad but wow

Talk about the greatest highs and the lowest lows into the second half. It is sad but I will be honest. I was thinking to myself at the opening of the 3rd quarter, "What will they do to F**k this up in the 2nd half?" I hate to admit it but I just had that feeling. They looked really good for a half. They just need to but in a complete game with that 1st half effort. I just hope they don't overlook Kentucky. That team is better than some think.

I wonder if Richt saw the handwriting on the wall and was what lead to him jumping out of Miami so quickly? I know they were struggling a little down there but he had a good season the year before and seemed to be turning the corner when BAM he resigns

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A former long-time Tennessee assistant coach is returning to UT to help out his former head coach. Tennessee announced on Tuesday that Steve Caldwell will be UT’s new Assistant Director of Life Skills & Character Development. Caldwell’s new administrative role will see him “implementing and managing strategic development plans for incoming football student-athletes as they transition to campus life and high-level intercollegiate athletics.” Caldwell coached under current Athletics Director Phillip Fulmer at Tennessee for over a decade. He coached defensive ends at UT from 1995-2008 and served as the Vols’ special teams coordinator from 2000-05. He helped the Vols win the 1998 National Championship and a number of conference and division titles during his time as an assistant under Fulmer. Not only did Caldwell spend 14 years in Knoxville, but he’s also coached at many other schools and boasts more than 40 years of experience at the collegiate level. Caldwell also coached at Arkansas State (1978-80, 1985-89, 2013), Pacific (1991-93), Nevada (1994), Ole Miss (1994-95), Arkansas (2010-12, 2018-19) and Boise State (2014-17). He has two national titles, 10 conference titles, and 20 bowl games to his name as an assistant. “Steve played a key role during an era of extraordinary success for Tennessee football,” Fulmer said via a release. “He knows this community, this campus. and the history of this program. He understands the behind-the-scenes work that goes into winning at the highest level.

The one thing no matter where this guy is he can RECRUIT RECRUIT RECRUIT. I am just glad he is still on the staff. This is one guy I didn't want to see leaving.

Sounds like fun. I will be in

I hate the transfer portal. Coaches cannot plan for the team overall when all these folks have no consequences for transferring now.

Vandy is down in the 100's where they belong

They will play in the NIT but the chance of making the NCAA is only if they make a run in the SEC tourney

Nice get. Welcome back to the hill!