It's tempting to draw comparisons between the bad circus that was the 2006 search that produced Nick Saban and the current search for Derek Dooley's successor. It would also be flawed
The Louisville head football coach will remain the Louisville head football coach. Which is nice for Louisville, but still leaves Tennessee without a head football coach
Feldman is not the kind to throw crap against the wall to see if it sticks. Looks like we're on Day 2 of the Gundy-to-the-SEC watch.
Gundy replaced Les Miles as head coach at Oklahoma State in 2005. He has a 66-35 record there with a conference title in 2011. OSU has only five 10+ win seasons in its history, and Gundy was involved in four of them either as a coach or a player.
According to the CTFP, the ESPN talking head could be the next Volunteers head coach if he wants to be, but a conflicting report says he's withdrawn his name from consideration.
Jon Gruden is the name that every Tennessee fan seems to want for their program. But there are almost certainly other names on Dave Hart's list as well
Dave Hart didn't exactly break a lot of new ground in talking about Derek Dooley's firing, but here's a roundup of some of the interesting things he did say
It's not really a surprise to anyone that the Tennessee head coach is on his way out after nearly three disappointing seasons. But what does that mean for the Vols program and a certain Monday Night Football analyst?
