Dudleys87
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If you guys really want to get rid of Haslam, expose the truth about Gruden. Have Gruden come out and say he had agreed to be the next coach, signed an MOU, but Currie, Haslam, and Davenport pulled a fast one and hired Schiano behind the other boosters back (Ergen Group). Thats the only way you will get all VFLs on your side. It would shut the media up and turn the narrative to the inept administration who is killing UT Football. After reading though multiple Gruden threads, that appears to be the narrative.
Beav said they underestimated Haslam and Currie. Im sorry but how is that possible?? Theyve done this very thing before! Theres proof of what Haslam is capable of and will do. How do you not prepare for that? Its just frustrating knowing what is about to happen... were getting a coach forced down our throat and theres not a thing we can do about.
Blackburn has to be AD and its imperative that we dont rush to give Tee the job. The future of the program is far more important than pacifying VFLs as soon as possible.
I don't think they underestimated him per say, I think if what Beav says is true, I think that they thought that with all their combined might that they thought it would be enough to scare Haslam.
Obviously Haslam called their bluff, he looked them right in the eyes and spit in their's.
He pulled out his grapefruit sized marbles and slapped them on the table and dared anyone to test him.
They then backed down. The only one who had any stones about him/her is that supposed Assoc AD who leaked the Schiano deal.
Again, to this day, after all we know, no one can change my mind that Haslam/Currie didn't have all this planned from the beginning, Schiano was their guy and no one else was getting an interview/call, and it was only the fans who caused Haslam to flinch.
Cause if they didn't make him flinch, he wouldn't have had Bill come out and say that they had nothing to do with the attempted hiring of Schiano.
So now the question is, how nasty does this have to get to get Haslam gone. Apparently the boosters can't/won't do it.
Take it to the fans, give some crazy fan the info that is supposedly bad on Haslam and let the fans run with it.
One of two things will happen, either Haslam will have no choice but to step away from the University, or the fans will get such a bad rep that no one will wanna come here and we'll finally take our place at the bottom of the SEC basement.
At this point, what do we have to lose?
After being hired Currie did some positive things. I believe he also schemed the boosters, along with Haslam's help. He even had me and several other posters fooled that he was running a tight and brilliant coaching search. His arrogance and connection to Haslam scared me, but by all accounts things were going the way of popular vote. Then Sunday happened and true colors were shown.
I feel the same way. After all of this is over, we should keep this thread going. Just renamed to something like The Official VolNation's Finest Thread I.
So now the question is, how nasty does this have to get to get Haslam gone. Apparently the boosters can't/won't do it.
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I don't think they underestimated him per say, I think if what Beav says is true, I think that they thought that with all their combined might that they thought it would be enough to scare Haslam.
Obviously Haslam called their bluff, he looked them right in the eyes and spit in their's.
He pulled out his grapefruit sized marbles and slapped them on the table and dared anyone to test him.
They then backed down. The only one who had any stones about him/her is that supposed Assoc AD who leaked the Schiano deal.
Again, to this day, after all we know, no one can change my mind that Haslam/Currie didn't have all this planned from the beginning, Schiano was their guy and no one else was getting an interview/call, and it was only the fans who caused Haslam to flinch.
Cause if they didn't make him flinch, he wouldn't have had Bill come out and say that they had nothing to do with the attempted hiring of Schiano.
So now the question is, how nasty does this have to get to get Haslam gone. Apparently the boosters can't/won't do it.
Take it to the fans, give some crazy fan the info that is supposedly bad on Haslam and let the fans run with it.
One of two things will happen, either Haslam will have no choice but to step away from the University, or the fans will get such a bad rep that no one will wanna come here and we'll finally take our place at the bottom of the SEC basement.
At this point, what do we have to lose?