He gone....

[tabascojet]

Compass Bowl win end for Franklin at Vanderbilt? | FOX Sports on MSN

he was asked the question so many times and never once said he was coming back.....

 

[WhiteMamba]

 

[Bandwagonbo2]

If Louisville is smart they offer him a big deal immediately. They could possibly not skip a beat if they hired Franklin, he is as good as Strong in my opinion, just needs a better platform to show his talent.

 

[gpm1976]

They were just saying that when he leaves mack brown is the top choice to step in and take over the program.

 

[BigAppleBadger]

They were just saying that when he leaves mack brown is the top choice to step in and take over the program.

Mack Brown is not going to Vandy.

Although who knows, it's a private shool with plenty of money so they could give him $10m a year and none of us would ever know.

 

[pennstatenut]

Interviewing with PSU today. Thought he would be a great hire but if he's already looking at pro jobs he may not stay long himself.

 

[Red_Alert]

So why doesn't Vandy pony up the dough to keep him?

 

[Bandwagonbo2]

So why doesn't Vandy pony up the dough to keep him?

Vandy doesnt care that much about football, they just lucked up with the hire when they got him.

 

[gpm1976]

Mack Brown is not going to Vandy.

Although who knows, it's a private shool with plenty of money so they could give him $10m a year and none of us would ever know.

Just joking around!

 

[BamaTee1]

He is probably gone because he is winning at Vanderbilt, and he is a wanted commodity, but he has answers every question about leaving in this manner. Every one of them, this year, last year, always. It's just his way. Analysts have joked about it.

 

[wiskyisgood12]

Interviewing with PSU today. Thought he would be a great hire but if he's already looking at pro jobs he may not stay long himself.

Who would Penn State fans want: is Franklin the silver medal, while Al Golden is..well..gold?

Can's say I blame Franklin for wanting to leave Vanderbilt, he's close to finding the ceiling at Vandy.

 

[SFNL]

Who would Penn State fans want: is Franklin the silver medal, while Al Golden is..well..gold?

Can's say I blame Franklin for wanting to leave Vanderbilt, he's close to finding the ceiling at Vandy.

Think we'd be happy with either but no one else.

 

[Innermind]

Are the Titans showing any interest in Franklin? Heck, he wouldn't need to relocate if he gets another Nashville job.

 

[pennstatenut]

Who would Penn State fans want: is Franklin the silver medal, while Al Golden is..well..gold?

Can's say I blame Franklin for wanting to leave Vanderbilt, he's close to finding the ceiling at Vandy.

For this fan Franklin is Gold. If Golden can't win with South Florida talent I don't see him improving PSU at all.

 

[bamafan4evr12]

He gone to Louisville and then back to the SEC to coach the Gators in 2015

 

[xpuctaqpGT]

Who would Penn State fans want: is Franklin the silver medal, while Al Golden is..well..gold?

Can's say I blame Franklin for wanting to leave Vanderbilt, he's close to finding the ceiling at Vandy.

On the other hand, if Franklin won a NC at Vandy, he would be the stuff legends are made of.

 

[Mistaken4193]

On the other hand, if Franklin won a NC at Vandy, he would be the stuff legends are made of.

 

[antone112]

Too bad we continued this charade in Lincoln. We'd probably have a good shot at him. I like what I've seen and heard from him. He values fundamentals 1st. Tackling, Minimizing Penalties and Ball Security. Basically being discipline. Lord knows we need that in the worst way.

 

[Wild Turkey]

If Louisville is smart they offer him a big deal immediately. They could possibly not skip a beat if they hired Franklin, he is as good as Strong in my opinion, just needs a better platform to show his talent.

I think his resume is better he has taken Vandy where they have never been under tougher conditions than at UL.

 

[xpuctaqpGT]

Laugh all you want. They're in the SEC. They beat UGA, UT, UF, and won their bowl game this year. If you think it is impossible for them to overachieve a little and win the SEC...well....you may be unpleasantly surprised.