Tennessee's next O.C. is right under their nose in Maryville.

[Rebelsman]

Contrary to what Goober91 says, money is not the only motivation for some people.

[AlcoaBasketball]

You want me to sic RebelHe// on you?? lol

It's all good. I can PHIX that! LOL!!

[rebelwoman87]

It's all good. I can PHIX that! LOL!!

That's a good one! Funny. Lol

[AlcoaBasketball]

That's a good one! Funny. Lol

I just hope he doesn't take it too seriously if you know what I mean.

[cbg]

1. Hugh Freeze

2. Gus Malzahn

 

Your theory has been debunked.

GQ is a great high school coach! He will not be hired as the OC for the University of Tennessee. They could hire him as a position coach and promote someone already on the staff to become the OC. If I am not mistaken both Freeze and Malzahn were position coaches before becoming coordinators.

[DCTIGERFAN]

Then that means you love UT more than the Maryville Red Rebels and that puts you in the minority if not the only true Maryville fan in their fanbase that thinks that way.

Nah, I'd bet more people are bigger fans of their college team (Tennessee), than of their high school team. I believe people like you that love their HS team more so than their college team are in the minority. Many of us have put sweat and blood into our high school teams, but college football is a way of life. It's basically a religion, and people relate and get more into it. It's just a way bigger deal.

Edited January 27, 2015 by DCTIGERFAN

[REBELRON]

George and his wife love it in Maryville. George has made a bunch of friends during his time as coach of Maryville. George and his wife make a great living. Wife has great job at a local bank. I know GQ would make lots of money as an assistant coach at a place like UT. One reasonI think GQ will stay at Maryville is because he has plenty of free time. A college coach works 100 hours a week. At MHS GQ can play golf a lot. GQ can spend lots of time with his wife and kids. College coaches hardly see their wife and kids.

[BarneySox2007]

Bobby Petrino say's they get enough time to take their girlfriends motorcycle riding. 

[SweetScience]

Nah, I'd bet more people are bigger fans of their college team (Tennessee), than of their high school team. I believe people like you that love their HS team more so than their college team are in the minority. Many of us have put sweat and blood into our high school teams, but college football is a way of life. It's basically a religion, and people relate and get more into it. It's just a way bigger deal.

I guess it just depends on the high school team. Maryville OR and Alcoa and places like that have die-hard fanbases.

Edited January 28, 2015 by SweetScience

[rebelwoman87]

I guess it just depends on the high school team. Maryville OR and Alcoa and places like that have die-hard fanbases.

+1

[SweetScience]

If you're a fan of Oliver Springs then yeah you will probably love UT more.

[pepvol]

Nah, I'd bet more people are bigger fans of their college team (Tennessee), than of their high school team. I believe people like you that love their HS team more so than their college team are in the minority. Many of us have put sweat and blood into our high school teams, but college football is a way of life. It's basically a religion, and people relate and get more into it. It's just a way bigger deal.

And that's the difference between Maryville and your team ... I assure you , the Majority of Maryville fans I know have Maryville ahead of any other team . Football was huge in Maryville and Alcoa 40 years ago ... totally different community than most as far as High School Football goes .