ChattaTNVol
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You guys understand there is a process for applying for medical status to keep a kid like this on scholarship?
If he goes thru that process it is clear cut.
I am not Sold on Doreen unless he finishes this season strong but he is ahead of Frost and other "up and comers" for one big reason. He has power 5 head coaching experience and if he wins another big game or two he will have won at a very high level. He like Frost and other lower level coaches won big at lower levels as he was 23-4 at Northern Illinois.
He's not at the top of my list but could be in a few more weeks. He's been a winner everywhere he has gone.
Aside from LSU, the teams that are left on the schedule aren't worthy of salvaging his job. If they are, then I'm done--and the majority of Vols fans should be too.
This school is too steeped in tradition and pageantry to be lowered to settling for wins over Mizzou, Vandy and Kentucky to "save the season."
Fulmer was let go mid-season after losing to Wyoming. We haven't scored an offensive touchdown in over a month.
Which is worse?
When he's diagnosed with a degenerative injury, then I'll give this the credence it deserves but, until then, I'll believe that this is another player rumored to have issues with Butch who has chosen to use an injury as an excuse to get away from our abomination of a head coach.
Doeren*
Doeren is 2-9 vs ranked opponents at NC State in 3 years. Both of those wins have come against opponents (FSU and Louisville) who are now out of the top 25 and have lost at least 3 games a piece. FSU has lost 4.
I like him overall, but I don't think he can win consistently in the SEC and he shouldn't even get a look.
Edit* He has two big games coming up. We will know a lot more about him after those.