More to UT Violations story...

[hmanvolfan]

Originally Posted by tidwell

I know, I know. Clawson got Fulmer fired, everything was fine at UT before Clawson stepped foot on campus, I know.

Yeah, Clawson is the anti Christ. Glad he left before the tribulation began.

[VolDad]

Griff,

While you are raising red flags about CLK and secondary violations, others are questioning Meyer and his 24 arrest. What do you think is more damaging to a program and warrants greater NCAA scrutiny, a few secondary violations or 24 arrests?

Gator damnation: Stays in jails show Urban's way fails - CBSSports.com News, Fantasy, Video

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/spor...-football.html

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[Vercingetorix]

Originally Posted by Writer32

In 2004, Fulmer/Sanders demonstrated you could play in the SEC title game with two freshmen QBs and a transfer....

I think Lane has plenty to make a run, and I think the Vols probably will

And Ron Zook coaching Florida.

[SGMVols]

Originally Posted by vol_in_il

Clawson
Lost the UCLA game for us, by failing to stick to running the football.
We had a ridiculous yards per attempt runnng the ball, and Clawson continued to throw the ball. Crompton bounced so many passes that game, I thought we was Ernie Grunfeld

I think Clawson was in over his head coming to UT and was a bad hire, but I'm sure Fulmer had quite a bit of input in the decision to abandon the running game in the 2nd half.

The 2008 offensive debacle had Fulmer's fingerprints all over it.

[rlntlss]

Originally Posted by Writer32

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Seems like there is a lot of "kill the messenger'' instead of analyze the information going on.

Not surprising. People, for the most part, believe what they want to believe.

I know I believe one thing Griff if I was on this staff I'd make it my mission to make your job a whole lot more inconvenient ,I for one won't link your stabs anymore.

[vol_in_il]

Originally Posted by SGMVols

I think Clawson was in over his head coming to UT and was a bad hire, but I'm sure Fulmer had quite a bit of input in the decision to abandon the running game in the 2nd half.

The 2008 offensive debacle had Fulmer's fingerprints all over it.

well at least half your post is right