Nick Blount dismissed

[VolFromNashville]

Dang. Serrano setting the tone for discipline for the future.

[BruinVol]

Going to be a lot more than Blount hitting the road in the very near future. It won't be about discipline but about cleaning house. A lot of kids going to have money taken away at the end of the year IMO.
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[lovavol]

so

[TNVols58]

From 20-10, 5-4 SEC to 22-22, 7-14 SEC....yikes

[fryeguy93]

In 1995, Andy Lopez was hired at the University of Florida as we pitied the players on that team in SEC-East Tourney because we knew most were not coming back.

Lopez had signed like 20+ guys and it was clear that the Gators' talent was far below SEC level.

Is that what may happen in Knoxville.

I love guys that want to be a Vol. But it is clear (especially offensively) that Todd Raleigh could not recruit top tier talent and signed a lot of OVC/SoCon/Div II talent to fill the roster.

Now this talent gap may be finally showing as we have lost 6 of 7 to teams that are subpar talent as well.

[DeerPark12]

Originally Posted by fryeguy93

In 1995, Andy Lopez was hired at the University of Florida as we pitied the players on that team in SEC-East Tourney because we knew most were not coming back.

Lopez had signed like 20+ guys and it was clear that the Gators' talent was far below SEC level.

Is that what may happen in Knoxville.

Um, yes. Team will look a LOT different next year. Like a bad pro team, guys are playing for jobs next year, and that's not a huge secret. Players know what the deal is. You've seen three guys show a disregard for things this season and they're gone. Not to mention the ones dismissed in the fall. It's a work in progress.

[bigeasy]

Originally Posted by Vols4us

I wish CDD would pay close attention to the approach of CDS. It is the way it should be done versus what has happened under CDD's tenure.