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TenneCheat VolunTears (but..but..but.. we're good at baseball)

UT fans don't want middling coaches that come with baggage. So of course they're happy they might have a shot at a guy who in 16 years of coaching has a grand total of one division title, no conference championships, and been accused by players at two different schools of being abusive, to the point he was fired from his previous job.

This just seems like a terrible fit for everybody.
 
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UT fans don't want middling coaches that come with baggage. So of course they're happy they might have a shot at a guy who in 16 years of coaching has a grand total of one division title, no conference championships, and been accused by players at two different schools of being abusive, to the point he was fired from his previous job.

This just seems like a terrible fit for everybody.
So, they should hire him, right?
 
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This feels a lot like Michigan’s coaching search when they ended up with Rodriguez. At this point, they appear to be desperate for anyone who is relatively well known to take the job, regardless of merit or fit, so they can claim a victory with a big splash hire.

It will be interesting to see if the fans keep rejecting everyone, or if they put on a full force cognitive dissonance front and embrace the hire despite having just as many or more flaws than the previous candidates they hated so much (I mean, hell, their top candidate Gruden was a laughably stupid hire, but these people have standards to uphold).
 
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UT fans don't want middling coaches that come with baggage. So of course they're happy they might have a shot at a guy who in 16 years of coaching has a grand total of one division title, no conference championships, and been accused by players at two different schools of being abusive, to the point he was fired from his previous job.

This just seems like a terrible fit for everybody.
This. Leach is a good coach and a GREAT interview. But, I think he's one of those coaches that belongs at second tier jobs like Texas Tech and Wazzou. Voltards think they should be competing for national titles. Leach is the kind of coach that seems like he'd cap out at 9-10 wins, with the occasional clunker mixed in. He'd last five years there, tops.
 
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