I don't think 7-5 gets him fired and I don't think it should. I think he he's done a lot for this program but I also think he is a bit delusional. Used to I thought the stuff he said was coach speak and he didn't believe it. I don't think that way now, I think he believes it. I could understand the occasional slip of the tongue but when it keeps occuring, you have to believe he believes some of that stuff he says himself. If what LWSVol says is true that he thought he'd have a great year this year and that would launch him into an NFL head coaching position, that tells me the guy is seriously off his rocker.
Hey mccrackb. You got any new material?
I don't think we should, but I think the university is fine with it. Athletics is being deemphasized IMO. It will take a half empty Neyland again to change it. As long as there are winning seasons and bowls it will stay as is because much of the fan base will still support it.
That's exactly what I've been saying. They have for some time taken advantage of the loyalty of Tennessee fans. That's also why we'll never hire a big time head coach. There is financially no.reason to. They can bring in some no name and the fans will get on board for at least three years and they may occasionally catch lightening in a bottle.
In your opinion, is it DiP, Chancellor or BOT or all the above that is the driver? I tend to think it has become the culture n started with the numerous turnover in presidents.That's exactly what I've been saying. They have for some time taken advantage of the loyalty of Tennessee fans. That's also why we'll never hire a big time head coach. There is financially no.reason to. They can bring in some no name and the fans will get on board for at least three years and they may occasionally catch lightening in a bottle.
That's exactly what I've been saying. They have for some time taken advantage of the loyalty of Tennessee fans. That's also why we'll never hire a big time head coach. There is financially no.reason to. They can bring in some no name and the fans will get on board for at least three years and they may occasionally catch lightening in a bottle.
Yep - that's the way it has been. There are no Boling's, Johnson's, or Dickey's riding herd over things now. It's mostly about the money and if the product works out - fine. If not they can sell the hype for a few years until it is time to make some kind of change to help people become hopeful again. It may be a HC, it may be an AD, it may be coordinators - whatever.
Johnson retired in 1999, Dickey in 2002. What has happened since then is not what we want, but it's what they can get by with apparently.
Yeah I give you some grief. Just get feed up listening to all this negativity. Truth of the matter is most these posters have never played a team sport since pee wee leagues. The closest they have come is playing some tactical combat game with headset on. Go Vols
I've never found the "who will we get that's better" argument to be persuasive in the least. There will be someone paid very handsomely to make that decision- and there are several out there that are capable.
Still nothing officially released by Tennessee, but another sign that Rock Gullickson will be on the job this week is that his coaching locker has been set up.
I don't think the official release is coming tonight, but I think it could come tomorrow.
Again, nothing new as we have all understood for a while that Gullickson was going to be the head S&C coach at Tennessee.
In talking to different kids at the NPA event in Nashville, it's worth noting that Walt Wells was brought up by several prospects when we asked them who they have a good relationship with at Tennessee. Wells has worked Nashville for a long time at different stops since he is a native of the area.
