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Posted on 6/2/15 at 8:37 am to Vols&Shaft83
Overall he did a fine job, but nothing spectacular. He didn't lobby enough for auburn in 2004 - remember the year before there was a split title between USC and LSU so it could have been done, and Auburn could have jumped Oklahoma for a spot in the title game. Also, I'm still not sold on our current 14 team composition. The current dissatisfaction with the schedule is a result of having 14 teams. IMO the SEC has gotten too large and lost some of its cohesion. Time will tell.
I agree with those who say Kramer was the real visionary of the modern SEC. The move to 12 teams and the creation of the SECCG were unqualified successes.
I agree with those who say Kramer was the real visionary of the modern SEC. The move to 12 teams and the creation of the SECCG were unqualified successes.
Posted on 6/2/15 at 10:05 am to Vols&Shaft83
quote:Last I checked, it was Tennessee who got caught cheating and then was subsequently stupid enough to hire another coach under investigation.
He didn't. He also was too hard on Bruce Pearl, and not tough enough on Alabama or the Kentucky CheatingCats.
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