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Dooley's Character Development Program
Topic Started: Mar 10 2010, 07:37 AM (151 Views)
*TennesseeTuxedo
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Dooley puts high value on character
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"I think it's our responsibility as coaches to help educate them as people. That's not an easy task, so we put in a character education program at Louisiana Tech. It was very successful, it's a rough culture there, and over the course of two years we changed the culture. We started defining what's right and what's wrong and helping them make choices."

Interesting. Dooley is going to put an emphasis on character and to the point that he has created a position for a "Coordinator For Character Development", a new program that Dooley is installing for the UT football players.

Does this mean that we are still going into Pahokie High and South Dade?
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volchef
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Character development, huh? I thought that's what they do on Hollywood studio lots. ;)
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*Zippy
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I think it means Dooley woke up one day and realized "Holy shit, I've signed on to coaching a bunch of idiots".
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Can you imagine some guy sitting in the admissions office trying to decide if an illiterate 18 year old from Pahokie High School's ACT score is high enough to come and play for a guy named Derek Dooley? LMAO. I'd never stop spewing Dr. Pepper out my nose. Everyday would be a new laugh. I mean, somebody named their kid DeMarcus Cousins. LOL. Think about that application. Man his momma was mad at the birth certificate registration office cause they done gone and marked us cousins. :D :D :D

Yeah, I'm weird, I look at words differently than normal folks.
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*Zippy
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In my early twenties, I had a part time job doing enrollment for a certain company. The job isnt important. I was signing up a lady and her kids over the phone one day, and their names were...I shit you not...Formica and Lenoleum Jackson. My guess was she named them each after the surface on which they were conceived, and had a really hard time keeping my hysterical laughter to myself.
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I once went through a check-out line at a grocery store, and the cashier's name was Dorfapedia ... I kid you not ... this was 25 years ago and I still remember it.
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*Zippy
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Oh...I've also worked with a Shi'Thead before.

Yes, seriously. The REALLY funny (and incredibly pathetic) part is...I really dont think his mom noticed. I probably mentioned "you know your name spells shit head, right?" a gazillion times.
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save the U.S. don't let your kid play soccer

Jim Bob Cooter is still the all time greatest though. I don't care what y'all say. And I still love the last name Smelley. I could be Shelley Smelley. LOL
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*TennesseeTuxedo
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Is there book called, "Stupid baby names for stupid parents"?
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If there isnt, there should be
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Zippy
Mar 10 2010, 11:43 AM
In my early twenties, I had a part time job doing enrollment for a certain company. The job isnt important. I was signing up a lady and her kids over the phone one day, and their names were...I shit you not...Formica and Lenoleum Jackson. My guess was she named them each after the surface on which they were conceived, and had a really hard time keeping my hysterical laughter to myself.
Hey I called those guys a few years later.....and she'd added twin sons, Backseat and Backalley Jackson!!!!
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