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re: Question about Pruitt
Posted on 9/8/19 at 5:52 pm to BamaGradinTn
Posted on 9/8/19 at 5:52 pm to BamaGradinTn
Pruitt making millions as a head coach in the SEC shows two things:
(1) Anyone can make it big in America if they catch a break; and
(2) UT made the worst coaching hire in SEC history...hiring a guy that 10 years ago was a coordinator for a high school, that never even worked as a high school head coach to turn their program around at the most critical time in their history.
UT set themselves back 10 years with this hire, at least.
(1) Anyone can make it big in America if they catch a break; and
(2) UT made the worst coaching hire in SEC history...hiring a guy that 10 years ago was a coordinator for a high school, that never even worked as a high school head coach to turn their program around at the most critical time in their history.
UT set themselves back 10 years with this hire, at least.
Posted on 9/8/19 at 6:07 pm to DeltaDoc
I see it this way. You can be a great manager in your office, but that doesn't mean you would be a great business owner. A business owner has to manage every aspect of his or her business. Pruitt is a great coordinator, but he lacks the skills to be a good head coach. There are so many other responsibilities to being a head coach that I don't think Pruitt realized when he took the job. From dealing with the media to arranging team transportation, etc. I don't think he knew what he was getting into. I think he will be a better coordinator when this head coaching comes to an end. When he was at UGA, he had others to blame when the team wasn't winning games. As a head coach, you can only blame yourself. If UT goes 4-8 or worse, I can see him resigning after this season. He doesn't seem to have the patience to keep up this rebuilding process
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