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Josh Heupel sucks away from home
Posted on 11/8/26 at 1:13 pm
Posted on 11/8/26 at 1:13 pm
From 1990-2007, the Tennessee Vols had a road record of 58-28-2. All of Tennessee’s major rivals during all of those years outside a few were either semi or nationally relevant.
Josh Heupel away from home in true road games has a LOSING record and is a coin flip at 15-15 if you consider true road games and bowl games etc.
Considering his win to loss ratio at home is 4:1, you can safely say he is much like the Kiffins, the Kellys, the Franklins and so on.
Fire him before it’s too late. Being bad on the road means if you’re not a top playoff seed, a first round loss is almost guaranteed if you even get there.
Josh Heupel away from home in true road games has a LOSING record and is a coin flip at 15-15 if you consider true road games and bowl games etc.
Considering his win to loss ratio at home is 4:1, you can safely say he is much like the Kiffins, the Kellys, the Franklins and so on.
Fire him before it’s too late. Being bad on the road means if you’re not a top playoff seed, a first round loss is almost guaranteed if you even get there.
Posted on 11/8/26 at 1:20 pm to VFL67
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Melt. He owns you
Tenner owned Kentucky in that Fourth Quarter. I'll call that like it was.
I'll never understand three running backs with a combined 27 carries for 136 yards ... and not making that 60 carries for 300 yards. I simply do not understand the fascination in football with "chunk plays".
Posted on 11/8/26 at 1:58 pm to VFL67
Yall are the new old Georgia, bitch. Almost 30 years since you won that Mickey Mouse 1998 title.
Posted on 11/8/26 at 2:01 pm to Vulcan Materials
Heupel’s coaching abilities are directly tied to how poorly he at on Friday night ??
Posted on 11/9/26 at 9:24 am to Vulcan Materials
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Josh Heupel sucks away from home
Heupel's record in true road games is 12-13.
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Fire him before it’s too late. Being bad on the road means if you’re not a top playoff seed, a first round loss is almost guaranteed if you even get there.
In the last 3 seasons ('24-'26 so far), Tennessee has lost 4 true road games. During that time, Alabama has lost 5 true road games.

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