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The juicy bits from Derek Dooley's introductory press conference

I'm sure there will be a transcript of the entire press conference out soon, but for now, here are a few of the juicy bits:

  • The southern drawl was somehow quite comforting, no? +1
  • I don't remember the number of times he mentioned "integrity" and "class," and no doubt, those were definitely talking point buzzwords he'd likely been fed in light of our current predicament, but he did it often enough that it was more of a theme than a few toss-aways, and again, it was quite comforting, no? +1
  • Dude's been busy. Didn't get the offer until 4:00. Had his farewell team meeting. Classy move. Got to Knoxville at 8:15 and had a team meeting at 8:30 before having to leave at 8:45 to make the 9:00 presser. If he did that good of a job at the presser with that amount of time to prepare, well another +1 for him.
  • Mike Hamilton said that he thought that Dooley would have a unique perspective for a football coach in light of his service to La. Tech as both head coach and AD. Not sure that that's a good thing. The inherent tension between the two probably needs to be there. -1
  • Guy was funny in an appropriate way. He said at one point that he was "glad to finally be in a state where "Peyton" (his son's name) will be well received." He also said that when he got the initial feeler text from Hamilton that he was glad he knew how to text and that he knew that that eliminated several other candidates. +1

Star-divide

  • Used the word "britches." +1
  • Evidence of honesty. Dooley said that he knew and understood that trust is an issue with us right now and that he wished he could make it a non-issue with a single statement but that he'd just have to earn it a little bit at a time. Also told the team, though, that the quicker they get over it, they better off everyone will be. That probably goes for us fans, too, and I like the acknowledgment, the honesty, and the subtle, diplomatic slap across the face to wake us all up as well. +1
  • Regarding the staff, Dooley says that he hopes the coaches that are still here want to stay. I've heard that a couple -- Cregg and Reaves -- weren't taken along by Kiffin solely because he wanted them to be fired so they could collect their buyouts, so there could be some posturing on that, but I like that he's open to keeping Kippy Brown, Lance Thompson, and Jim Chaney. +1
  • Recruiting: His organization structure was heavily influenced by Nick Saban. You sell the program, not any one guy.  Knows Georgia, Texas, and South Florida, three key recruiting areas. He left out Louisiana, but that's a given. Says that they're going to do the best they can with two weeks. +1
  • Respect -- the Anti-Kiffin: Dooley said that he has a lot of respect for the league and other coaches in the league and that such respect will absolutely not stand in the way of wanting to kick the other nice guy's tail. He also proved this, because when he was asked whether he'd be calling USC recruits to get them to keep from going to class, he warned the media not to expect soundbytes disparaging other people from him. "That's just not me. The time of worrying about what happened are over." This received applause. +2
  • Regarding Tennessee traditions. He was glad to see that he agreed with all of Neyland's maxims and then said that if he had not, he would have to reconsider because Neyland knew what he was doing. +1
  • Regarding football philosophy: To win, you have to be good at everything or the weakness will be exposed. Discipline and toughness is key. He believes in running the football, but also that you need to build around your good players. You have to be multiple. If you're doing one thing, you're going to get stopped. Stopping the run, pressuring the QB, forcing TOs. Those are keys, and there are a lot of ways to get that done. +1
  • So +12 for Derek Dooley's press conference. Hey, it's a press conference, and we are wanting to like this guy. And yes, we'll have to take Dooley up on that offer to develop trust in him a little bit at a time.

    But consider day one a rousing success, coach Dooley.  See you again tomorrow.

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    “weren’t taken along by Kiffin solely because he wanted them to be fired so they could collect their buyouts”… if that is the case I would transfer them to maint. and have them scrubbing toilets and hire a new OL and QB coach.

    by VolfanatETSU on Jan 15, 2010 10:20 PM EST reply actions  

    and strange because

    the “I know a guy who knows a guy” circuit said that Reaves was never informed and heard about the departure on TV. whatever……guess we’ll find out

    by TnseVol10 on Jan 15, 2010 10:25 PM EST up reply actions  

    That is actually what Lance Thompson said when he was interviewed… that Reaves never knew.

    by VolfanatETSU on Jan 15, 2010 10:29 PM EST up reply actions  

    I'm serious

    We’d have a cleanest toilets of any university with 2 guys doing it 8 hours a day. :) lol

    by VolfanatETSU on Jan 15, 2010 10:25 PM EST up reply actions  

    FYI

    Michael Palardy just confirmed his commitment to the Vols, per Brent Hubbs.

    Thank you very little.

    by pound the rock on Jan 16, 2010 12:23 AM EST up reply actions  

    I can see it now

    January 2011, Derek Dooley accepts head coaching position at Georgia. “It was my dream job”

    Anyone else have this concern?

    by chucktownvol on Jan 15, 2010 10:36 PM EST reply actions  

    NO!

    He seems like a man of intergrity…..wouldn’t leave after one year. Besides Richt won’t be fired after this year…….Georgia will be a SEC front runner next year.

    by tenken on Jan 15, 2010 10:38 PM EST up reply actions  

    what are you smoking?
    Georgia will be a SEC front runner next year.

    I want some ;)

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    by Chris Burton on Jan 15, 2010 10:49 PM EST up reply actions  

    Not even the East...

    They’ve got big-time questions at QB like everybody else.

    by davy on Jan 15, 2010 11:17 PM EST up reply actions  

    that

    is what I meant the East not the whole

    by tenken on Jan 15, 2010 11:05 PM EST up reply actions  

    Let's live in the present for the time being.

    The guy has been here for what, a few hours maybe?

    by bsmithinc on Jan 15, 2010 10:39 PM EST up reply actions  

    I would imagine

    there is a clause in his contract making it very prohibitive for him to jump to another SEC school, especially UGA or LSU.

    Thank you very little.

    by pound the rock on Jan 16, 2010 12:11 AM EST up reply actions  

    This guy has some Bobby Knight

    in him. Tried to find some footage of Dooley and came across this .

    Looks like he was getting the kid fired up, but that can cause trouble down the line.

    by ChattVol on Jan 15, 2010 10:38 PM EST reply actions  

    srsly

    an open hand to the helmet aint jack.

    The Dual Threat, Official Enforcer/Stat Geek of MCM.

    by hal41605 on Jan 16, 2010 5:17 AM EST up reply actions  

    I went to the Harlem Globetrotters game tonight at TBA

    And the Washington Generals’ coach was praising Lane Kiffin. It was funny as a crowd schtick at first, but they kept hammering on Kiffin all night long. It wasn’t funny at all anymore the 8th and 9th times they were reminding us of Kiffin.

    Lou Brock loves Lamp.

    by birdjam on Jan 15, 2010 10:41 PM EST reply actions  

    I think he'll be a good coach

    He interviewed with Auburn last year and looked like a good candidate. Good luck with him!

    by auburn tigers on Jan 15, 2010 11:01 PM EST reply actions  

    I really

    respect this guy. I know i just saw one press conference and thats it of Dooley, but I just got a good feeling when I was watching it. Please be patient Vol fans, he deserves a chance.

    Dustin

    by volfan5216 on Jan 15, 2010 11:01 PM EST reply actions  

    ok, first.....a disclaimer

    I am a huge Tide fan, but iam a Tenn. resident and my brother played at UT. I think this is a brilliant hire, congrats UT for getting it right.

    by tc16cav on Jan 15, 2010 11:02 PM EST reply actions  

    Just Wonderin

    but has Saban said anything about this hire yet?

    Dustin

    by volfan5216 on Jan 15, 2010 11:03 PM EST up reply actions  

    he loves

    the Dooley family. I think he will be proud

    by tc16cav on Jan 15, 2010 11:04 PM EST up reply actions  

    also

    he was Nick’s recruiting coord. at LSU so the man can definitely recruit

    by tc16cav on Jan 15, 2010 11:09 PM EST up reply actions  

    Nice

    I cant wait til we see what he can do.

    Dustin

    by volfan5216 on Jan 15, 2010 11:13 PM EST up reply actions  

    I think

    it’s a great hire. Young hungry coach, with a southern background and a GREAT family name. Good jod UT…. treat my brother right and Roll Tide

    by tc16cav on Jan 15, 2010 11:16 PM EST up reply actions  

    Saban

    I have not read anything from Saban since he was hired, but Saban has spoken very highly in the past. I know that Saban and Dooley are very close. Saban has mentioned that he thought Dooley would be an extremely successful coach.

    by Kenny483 on Jan 16, 2010 7:57 AM EST up reply actions  

    Best Deadspin comment I've seen so far about the hire:
    I think UT’s AD is doing his best to find the next Bear Bryant, and I give the following to support my contention:

    Bear Bryant

    Lane Bryant (where else would Bear got all those tasty, matching plaid hats and coats)

    Lane Kiffin

    Layla Kiffin

    Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs

    Derek and the Dominos

    Derek Dooley

    You see. Now it all makes sense.

    /takes another pull off of Maker’s on the rocks…

    Lou Brock loves Lamp.

    by birdjam on Jan 15, 2010 11:14 PM EST reply actions  

    Good luck with Dooley...

    I check in with UT football from time to time just to see how you guys are doing (and since I am in Tennessee right now, that’s all I pretty much see on the news). I believe if you give Dooley a chance, he will go far (at least he won’t ditch you guys for a PAC-10 school). I believe this year he showed everyone he can handle tough teams week after week (something you SEC fans love to point out). He almost beat Boise, then LSU the next week with mostly second and third string guys.

    Good luck in 2010 and beyond

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    by TitanBronco on Jan 15, 2010 11:25 PM EST reply actions  

    i have to admit it will be very interesting year, two eeks into the year and what a ride

    by UTbloodforlife on Jan 15, 2010 11:38 PM EST reply actions  

    good luck Vols

    except when you play Bama.

    by tc16cav on Jan 16, 2010 12:00 AM EST reply actions  

    ugh oh

    rucker is reporting that Kippy may be gone… didn’t think hammy gave him a fair shot

    by VolfanatETSU on Jan 16, 2010 12:33 AM EST reply actions  

    That's bad news

    but what did he really expect, having just been hired on as a WR coach?

    by davy on Jan 16, 2010 12:39 AM EST up reply actions  

    Yeah

    On a list of our problems this week, Kippy Brown’s feelings getting hurt is ultimately pretty low on the list. And I really don’t know why he expected. Maybe Hamilton shouldn’t have told him he was a legitimate candidate, but what would he then have done if he hadn’t been able to find anyone he was comfortable with at all?

    by nirwin on Jan 16, 2010 12:55 AM EST up reply actions  

    This guy is definitely the anti-Kiffin

    And actually reminded me a lot of Fulmer. If this means Fulmer in his glory days, that’s a very, very good thing. Although hopefully he’s a little bit better on the in-game stuff. Very classy, pleased with him being respectful of everybody as people but still taking shots at certain actions. He was very composed, didn’t look nervous. Thought he handled the questions very well. Of course he didn’t answer the questions about our current predicament, but I would’ve liked an answer as to whether we’re going to run a 3-4 or 4-3 (and some other very general football questions). He’s shown that he can conduct himself the way we want our coaches to conduct themselves. He’s proven in the past that he can recruit (and damn does he have the perfect connections. LA, TX, GA, South FL. Sweet!). The questions are whether he brings the fire on gameday and whether he can do X’s and O’s. And the helmet slapping video, I think he looks plenty fiery. We’ll see about the X’s and O’s. If he keeps some of the current staff (Chaney!) that will help. Also, we’ll see if he coaches his own special teams. That’d be a plus; I’ve heard he does it well.

    by Incipient_Senescence on Jan 16, 2010 12:57 AM EST reply actions  

    If we used game shows as an analogy

    Fulmer would be “Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader” while Dooley would be “Jeopardy”.

    I second the “Chaney” comment. I wish we could have kept Kippy, but during this process some feelings were bound to get hurt.

    Not sure UT has the big bodies on the team to run a true 3-4. Dan Williams would have made a heckuva nose tackle. Michael Taylor would have made a great OLB in a 3-4 though. Wish we could have convinced him to commit.

    Thank you very little.

    by pound the rock on Jan 16, 2010 11:26 AM EST up reply actions  

    I don't like how fans of other schools are so complimentary of our coach.

    it’s like how i feel about Bobby Johnson, but not Urban Meyer, Nick Saban, or Mark Richt. I do like Les Miles, but we don’t really have to worry about him too much.

    by golfballs03 on Jan 16, 2010 1:12 AM EST reply actions  

    That's how you feel AFTER they had success

    I know people weren’t complimenting Meyer (“spread won’t work in the SEC”), but I’m pretty sure opposing fans complimented Richt when he was hired. And I wouldn’t doubt that they complimented Saban when he came around the first time. Only time will tell.

    by Incipient_Senescence on Jan 16, 2010 1:35 AM EST up reply actions  

    i think you're right.

    now that I think of it, I could have cared less about Meyer coming from Utah, and Saban from MSU. And yes, I was one of those who was wrong about Urban’s offense not working in the SEC.

    by golfballs03 on Jan 16, 2010 1:43 AM EST up reply actions  

    Why this legacy hire may be different...

    Young couch with a so so record and a son of a famous coaching legend….another legacy hire? Maybe not.

    I may be just drinking the koolaid here, but I was impressed by the background info on Dooley, whom, I’ll admit, I knew absolutely nothing about (aside from that last name of course).
    1. A degree from Virginia (an outstanding school from my understanding) with a law degree from UGA to boot.
    2. The only Head Coach/Athletic Director of any school in major college football.
    3. His wife is an OB/GYN. Now I loved Ms. Vicki’s visibility in the Tennessee community and the following is not meant to marginalize her in any way. Mrs. Dooley is a freaking doctor….the MD kind. So we know that there is something special going on behind the headlights. There were reports that Ms. Layla was not real ecstatic about living in East Tennessee….it wasn’t California/sunny enough for her. Layla didn’t really talk very much in public (as far I could tell) but she always came off as Coach What’s-his-face’s arm candy/trophy wife. In fact in an article in SI, she was reported as saying something along the lines of, “Believe me, [Coach What’s-his-face] could talk a person into walking off a cliff.” Curious statement that said a lot about the type of person she is and, frankly, a psuedo-admission of how manipulative/slicktalking/arrogant her slickster husband could be. With Mrs. Dooley, hell, she’s got her own profession, her own career goals, and is a football coach’s wife/mother to boot. So without getting into stereotypes of what type of people become doctors, I’ll just say this: from the initial reads on the background info, Mrs. Dooley seems to be an impressive person. And that old cliche about husbands and wives comes to mind…you can tell a lot about a man by the woman (don’t read anything into that…that’s an argument for another place) he is married to. In other words, Double D can’t be all that bad if she stuck by him…she definitely had the means to find somebody else if she wanted.

    I know this is probably pointless banter, but there is not a lot else to go on. I’d rather not focus on his record at La Tech since, lately, win loss records don’t seem to be in consideration anymore on a major program Coaching search. Other than all that, I was impressed with his answers, I was impressed with his refusal to be baited into talking about Coach What’s-his-face or Ass(t). Coach Red Bull, and I was relieved to see that we got someone who seems eager to embrace TRADITION!!! (Looking forward to someday seeing Dooley on the Roof)

    Someday we'll look back on this and plow into a parked car.

    by MeytonPanning on Jan 16, 2010 1:33 AM EST reply actions   2 recs

    It happens...

    about once a year.

    Someday we'll look back on this and plow into a parked car.

    by MeytonPanning on Jan 16, 2010 3:47 PM EST up reply actions  

    There are some similarities between Kiffin and Dooley

    but Doolery is a whole heck of a lot smarter. I think Kiffin is dumb as a rock. I defended him because I’m a homer, but the guy did say some of the dumbest things

    by golfballs03 on Jan 16, 2010 1:45 AM EST reply actions  

    I would have loved to have seen this tho

    DD walks in to the presser, holding a Red Bull.
    Take a long drink, makes a sour face, and says “God, what kind of idiot drinks this crap?”
    and throws it in the trash.

    by danmarcel on Jan 16, 2010 1:54 AM EST reply actions   1 recs

    heh

    That would have been funny.

    Rocky Top Talk

    by Joel Hollingsworth on Jan 16, 2010 9:12 AM EST up reply actions  

    +1

    LOL, that would have been epic!

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    by darthbubba on Jan 16, 2010 5:33 PM EST up reply actions  

    My favorite part?

    Mike Hamilton saying that Dooley was one of “3 or 4 names” given to the search firm on Wednesday. And they sat down face to face for the first time on Thursday morning.

    Dude is a coaching search ninja. We (media, too) really have no idea what he is up to.

    Official MCM Hater!

    Retire #9!

    by gramsey712 on Jan 16, 2010 9:13 AM EST reply actions  

    I was definately premature yesterday

    I made a comment yesterday “we now officially suck” that I must throw myself upon the mercy of the court and hope it will be stricken from the record . For one -this guy gets good cred from Saban (who is not exactly a cute and cuddly guy) stayed with him for seven years at the college and pro level ++ . I was also impressed on his stand about a “comfort zone” he wanted to go out and show he could do the job , not ride on someone elses rep (see Muscahmp ,Will ) . The proof is ultimately in the pudding , but I will admit I feel we may turn s**t into shinola in the long run here.

    by voljay on Jan 16, 2010 10:32 AM EST reply actions  

    Motion to have voljay's comments from yesterday stricken from the record.

    We’re fans. We have the right to overreact. Fan is short for fanatic. That does not always mean rational!

    I bought into Lane [Former Useless Coach] Kiffin. Hook, line and sinker. And since Tuesday night, he has continually been urinating on everything I believe in. I cannot imagine what those players are going through up there.

    Everyone should go to the News Sentinel and watch the video of Chris Walker and Nick Reveiz. They talk about the pain they felt…and Nick actually mentions how good it is to have a coach who would tell his old team he was leaving before he told anyone else. He obviously knows how it feels to find out your coach is leaving on ESPN.

    Official MCM Hater!

    Retire #9!

    by gramsey712 on Jan 16, 2010 10:42 AM EST up reply actions  

    ha

    [Former Useless Coach] has been added to my autotext!

    Thank you very little.

    by pound the rock on Jan 16, 2010 11:32 AM EST up reply actions  

    I would like to thank the academy...

    gramsey712 said it all when he pointed back to the players , as Dooley has already said " it is their program " , I feel we have a really good core group to build from and with guys like Walker and Reveiz some excellent leadership . These new guys are going to need some shoulders to lean on . BTW any news on staff yet besides the departures ? Really hate for Kippy to be going , but I think that die was cast due to the process .

    by voljay on Jan 16, 2010 1:25 PM EST up reply actions  

    A lot of those comments were lack of info

    I know I was on here throwing out the numbers that I had, begging people to give me a storyline behind them that indicates that they should be seen in a more positive light than what they were.

    [In case you didn’t see, they were able to be explained in a more positive light. 2-win improvement his first year, 3-win improvement his second year. The 4-game slip his third year had a lot to do with losing 22 guys off the two-deep to injury.]

    by Incipient_Senescence on Jan 16, 2010 10:51 AM EST up reply actions  

    22? Insane.

    And they were leading at LSU at the half.

    Maybe this guy is better than I even thought.

    Official MCM Hater!

    Retire #9!

    by gramsey712 on Jan 16, 2010 10:54 AM EST up reply actions  

    Yeah, all those arguments I had with you yesterday

    Where I was saying that there’d better be a darn good reason for his statistically poor tenure at Tech or else we were screwed. Suffice to say, there’s a reason. I saw that on his coaching bio at the LT website.

    by Incipient_Senescence on Jan 16, 2010 11:03 AM EST up reply actions  

    shoot...

    you guys finally hired a guy i can’t hate…give it a few years and that will probably change…

    Lane Kiffin took the meaning of "Volunteer" WAY too seriously....

    by bammer on Jan 16, 2010 10:56 AM EST reply actions  

    Peyton for coach?

    Check out this hilarious picture. What it would be like to have Peyton lead us again?

    http://jockpost.com/vols-fans-rooting-peytons-demise/

    by halophane on Jan 16, 2010 2:05 PM EST reply actions  

    From a BAMA fan...

    …I know Kiffin and the way he left will hurt a little in the short run but you couldn’t have found a better anti-Kiffin to replace him. Dooley is a class act and he did a pretty good job with a hard situation in Ruston. Give him at least 3 years and I think you will be top dogs in the East again. Also, maybe this will cool some of the venom between your fanbase and mine. I remember when the UT and BAMA fanbases used to respect each other. I would like to see that again and reserve our hate for when it is appropriate, the TSIO. Roll Tide and, well I can’t quite say it but this will have to do, Go Dooley.

    Auburn and Tennessee fans are a lot like Slinkys...neither are worth much but you do get a sense of satisfaction from pushing them down a flight of stairs

    by bamachine on Jan 16, 2010 3:00 PM EST reply actions  

    We do respect Bama...

    …and what you were able to accomplish this season. I do believe that y’all are the first undefeated team to be SEC and National Champs since we did it in 98.

    But it’s awfully hard to not poke fun when you give us low hanging fruit like putting the NC trophy on display at Wal-Mart!! :)

    "No one ever says 'Let's go to Birmingham for the weekend'!" -- Dr. W J Julian, Director (emeritus) Pride of the Southland Band

    by darthbubba on Jan 16, 2010 5:41 PM EST up reply actions  

    Sorry for the late reply.

    I have always respected UT, even when I disliked your coaches. I actually have a “traitor” in my family. He has lived most of his adult life in Cleveland, TN and married a lifelong Vol girl.

    Concerning the “Wal-Mart” trophy presentation, go ahead and get a laugh. I would do the same. The fact is that it wasn’t “our” decision, if Texas had won, it would have been in an Austin Wal-Mart. Corporate sponsorship called for the display.

    Auburn and Tennessee fans are a lot like Slinkys...neither are worth much but you do get a sense of satisfaction from pushing them down a flight of stairs

    by bamachine on Jan 19, 2010 1:02 AM EST up reply actions  

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