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David Cutcliffe

David Cutcliffe

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Sep 24, 2026

Jack GordonGUEST
13:02
decades ago
Matthew ConleyHOST
13:04
because when we were in undergrad the Duke team was you know in the middle of that Cutcliffe turnaround we had the Daniel Jones years we we had a it was a good time to be a Duke football fan but at the same time it always felt like you you went to a game and were and were just overburdened by the amount of rules the administration put in place and You and I were also at Duke at a time when the student body and the university were a little bit at odds when it came to things like fraternities, things like parties.
Matthew ConleyHOST
13:40
And what's interesting about Duke is so much activity was forced off campus.
Matthew ConleyHOST
13:46
And football is a really on-campus activity.
Matthew ConleyHOST
15:06
Well, I went deeply into the Chronicle archives over the last couple of days and was reading some stories back from 2009, 2010.
Matthew ConleyHOST
15:17
And a similar thing happened at Duke.
Matthew ConleyHOST
15:19
Prior to the Cutcliffe era and prior to 2010, Duke was a horrible football team.
Matthew ConleyHOST
15:27
I mean, the whole program was just a disaster.
Ryan WilsonHOST
29:53
Yeah, it was the Peyton link.
Ryan WilsonHOST
29:56
Cutcliffe.
Ryan WilsonHOST
29:57
Yeah, David Cutcliffe.
Ryan WilsonHOST
29:58
That's right.
Ran CarthonHOST
29:59
Cutcliffe was Eli Manning's head coach.
Ran CarthonHOST
30:02
at Ole Miss, and he was Peyton's quarterback coach at Tennessee.
Ryan WilsonHOST
30:06
So there's another connection.
Chris EdwardsHOST
0:33
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0:43
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0:55
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1:16
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1:22
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1:32
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Chris EdwardsHOST
1:39
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KennyAUDIENCE
9:08
All right, Peyton Manning did not go to UT to go to UT.
KennyAUDIENCE
9:11
He went to UT to play for David Cutcliffe, which is exactly the same reason that Eli Manning went to Ole Miss, not UT, because David Cutcliffe had gone from UT to Ole Miss.
Zach LyonsHOST
9:25
Okay, so what's your point, I guess?
KennyAUDIENCE
9:29
Well, I mean, Peyton Manning's loyalty to UT might be somewhat overstated.
KennyAUDIENCE
9:40
It was, you know, David Cutcliffe was what got him at UT.
KennyAUDIENCE
9:44
It wasn't that he grew up dreaming of playing football in Knoxville or anything.
Zach LyonsHOST
9:49
Gotcha.
WillisAUDIENCE
14:42
Well, that, that's very true.
WillisAUDIENCE
14:45
On, on the other side of it, I'm always amazed because the coach that I really respected was a guy by the name of Cutcliffe that coached at Ole Miss and elsewhere.
Paul FinebaumHOST
14:55
Yeah.
Paul FinebaumHOST
14:55
Right.
Paul FinebaumHOST
15:03
Yeah, but he-
WillisAUDIENCE
15:04
Now he's-
Paul FinebaumHOST
15:05
Uh, listen, I mean, there, uh, we all love, uh, David Cutcliffe, and he's as smart as a whip.
Paul FinebaumHOST
15:10
Uh, and he did quite well at Duke.
Kevin BowenHOST
12:03
I kind of get some Duke night game vibes to take the Daniel Jones a step further.
Kevin BowenHOST
12:09
some Duke undergrads been waiting to debut these jerseys and they're saving it for a night game against Clemson seven years ago with David Cutcliffe.
Kevin BowenHOST
12:18
That's kind of what they look like to me.
Kevin BowenHOST
12:19
So Jack Doyle will be banging the anvil.
Patrick BrownHOST
47:14
Is he going to be the first double zero in Tennessee history?
Ryan CallahanHOST
47:18
David Cutcliffe spoke at the Knoxville Quarterback Club today, and it was fascinating to hear him say he was one of the only coaches left in college football that didn't give out – he's the last to give out double numbers.
Ryan CallahanHOST
47:30
Just didn't believe in that.
Ryan CallahanHOST
47:31
Thought he didn't want to disrespect anybody.
Ryan CallahanHOST
47:33
So I wonder what David Cutcliffe would do in a situation like that.
Ryan CallahanHOST
47:36
But it's – yeah, it could be a little bit of a – now, I think that whole number thing was a bit overplayed in the DGG recruitment earlier this year, but – Interesting side note there that, yeah, I'm not sure what will happen there.
Ben McKeeHOST
47:48
And as a quick counterpoint to the Brame conversation, if Brame continues to have games like he did against Kennesaw State, where, as you said, Ryan, he plays a bunch of snaps but had zero catches, maybe it's not him making a decision.
Vince FerraraHOST
8:04
Yeah, he's some kind of special future Hall of Famer, there's no doubt.
Vince FerraraHOST
8:09
David Cutcliffe spoke at the Knoxville Quarterback Club yesterday.
Vince FerraraHOST
8:13
Love when he talks about Jim Knowles.
Vince FerraraHOST
8:15
He said, Coach Cutcliffe said at the Quarterback Club, Jimmy Knowles is a superstar.
Vince FerraraHOST
8:33
Every time I lost him, I got my butt fired.
Vince FerraraHOST
8:36
That's what happened.
Vince FerraraHOST
8:37
Great stuff from David Cutcliffe, who has always been so complimentary of Jim Knowles.
John WilkersonHOST
8:42
Without a doubt.
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21:19
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David CutcliffeGUEST
21:26
I'm Coach David Cutcliffe.
Marcus HilliardGUEST
21:28
I'm Marcus Hilliard.
David CutcliffeGUEST
21:29
And we believe anything is possible.
Hallerin Hilton HillHOST
21:49
Would you please do the honor of introducing our great guest today?
Marcus HilliardGUEST
21:55
I sure will, Halloran.
Marcus HilliardGUEST
21:57
We have here today a man that is known by a lot as Coach.
Marcus HilliardGUEST
22:03
Some consider him more of a teacher and a friend.
Josh CoxGUEST
7:22
But, like, these game-to-game stats, you're not touching them.
Josh CoxGUEST
7:25
And even that one year, the end of the Cutcliffe reign, where they decided that they were going to ride Mateo Durant into the sunset I mean, Mateo had some good number games.
Josh CoxGUEST
7:34
I think Mateo actually holds the single-game record.
Josh CoxGUEST
7:38
I think that – I need to look that up before I record my 17th podcast.

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