Tuberville to Tennessee?

[JohnDeere]

http://www.footballrumormill.com/2008/09/29/tuberville-to-tennessee/

Speculation has already begun about who will replace Phillip Fulmer when (if) he’s fired at Tennessee. Could Auburn’s Tommy Tuberville be on the shortlist? At least one columnist thinks so…


Is it almost time for UT athletic director Mike Hamilton to tell Fulmer thanks for the 1998 national championship, and the three SEC title game appearances this decade, and the 75 percent winning percentage, but we’ve decided to move in another direction?… There is no joy in this. The Big Orange Nation will never, ever find a more loyal, faithful head football coach than Fulmer, who grew up in this state, played for the Vols and recently gave the school $1 million to be used for something other than athletics. And you’d like to believe Fulmer could save his job by a means other than luring David Cutcliffe back to K-town for a third tour of duty as offensive coordinator, because that security blanket has flown. While Fulmer stands 1-3 for just the second time in his illustrious 16-year career, Cutcliffe is a shocking 3-1 as the new head coach at Duke. On second thought, maybe Cutcliffe should come back as head coach and Fulmer should stick around as offensive line coach… Beyond that, the more Fulmer looks like a lame duck coach in the eyes of the general public, the less likely he is to land the type of recruits he needs to return to a BCS bowl for the first time since the 1999 season. So let the rumors begin, Fulmer being jettisoned in favor of everyone from Jon Gruden, to Cutcliffe, to, possibly, Auburn’s Tommy Tuberville

http://timesfreepress.com/news/2008/sep/28/ut-blog-fulmers-future-less-certain-ever/
So let the rumors begin, Fulmer being jettisoned in favor of everyone from Jon Gruden, to Cutcliffe, to, possibly, Auburn's Tommy Tuberville, who could somewhat escape the giant shadow of Alabama coach Nick Saban, as well as stick it to Auburn booster Bobby Lowder, who once tried to fire him in favor of Bobby Petrino.

Another clueless sportswriter idiot falls in the same hole

[Saniflush]

I hear Will Muschamp's and Satan's name being thrown out a lot more than TT's. 

[JohnDeere]

I hear Will Muschamp's and Satan's name being thrown out a lot more than TT's. 

Will Muschamp......haha
Those old LSU assistants are having a rough time watching their language.

Bo Pelini’s late-game temper tantrum has Nebraska tongues wagging about his lack of self control along the sidelines late in the Cornhuskers’ loss to Virginia Tech. By my count, that’s Pelini’s second bench penalty for chewing out referees in his five-game tenure as a head coach. He picked up another one during the Cornhuskers’ Alamo Bowl victory over Michigan State in 2003. The new Nebraska coach can afford such showy public outbursts against the San Jose States and New Mexico States of the college football world. Oklahoma, Texas Tech and Kansas will be a different story.  That’s why veteran Omaha World-Herald columnist Tom Shatel had a friendly tip for the new Nebraska coach in his column today. Namely, it was to keep his passion, but to keep his ballistic nature in check — if it can be done.

http://www.footballrumormill.com/2008/09/30/30-september-2008-morning-headlines/