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Calhoun Quotes on Hurley
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[QUOTE="tentoes4rings, post: 2720598, member: 754"] I think JC resented all the praise KO got for doing such a great job with his players the first two years. I agree that JC was probably more at fault for the original problems between the two, and after winning the NC, Ollie thought he could finally do his own thing and didn’t need JC anymore. I’m sure they’re both at fault but the silver lining is we got a much better coach and JC is firmly back in the mix. [/QUOTE]
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