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October 30, 2009

Bud Adams Speaks, Fisher Forced to Obey

David Climer, Tennessean

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Coaches coach.

Owners own.

And never the twain shall meet.

Unless you're the Tennessee Titans.

Bud Adams has spoken. Jeff Fisher has acquiesced. Kerry Collins is out. Vince Young is in.I don't like it, but what else is new? If you write the checks, I guess you can pull the strings.

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