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Title: Is there one coach on the offensive side of the ball that should be retained? Post by: Creek Walker on October 30, 2016, 06:57:55 EDT I think most Tennessee fans will admit that, at this point, if Butch Jones is going to be successful at Tennessee, he has to make some coaching changes. Arguably, he stepped up to the plate and did that on the defensive side of the ball last season, but arguably, his hand was forced in that move and he still hasn't shown a willingness to break from his stubborn insistence on sticking to his friends.
So, honest question: Is there a single coach on the offensive side of the ball that is earning their keep at this point? Firing Sam Pittman to hire Mahoney was easily the worst decision Butch has made at Tennessee, DeBord was a terrible hire, and I've been on the fire Zach Azzani bandwagon for two years. Does Butch have it in him to completely retool his offensive staff?? Title: Re: Is there one coach on the offensive side of the ball that should be retained? Post by: PirateVOL on October 30, 2016, 07:00:27 EDT That would require that Butch ditch "his" system
You know, the one that has worked everywhere he's been, etc, etc, etc ... Agree on Mahoney 110% Disagree a bit on Z. I think the receivers have improved this year. The group as a whole are running better routes for one thing. |