BruisedOrange
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i totally agree..they should've never let Fulmer back around that program because after his last season 08 he should've never been able to step around that program forever ! but oh no...favoritism up there couldn't keep him away ..smhIf Vol fans are Johns then Fulmer must be the clap that we can't shake no matter how hard we try.
Wonder if Mrs. Fulmer still hates everything UT the way she did when he was fired as coach?i totally agree..they should've never let Fulmer back around that program because after his last season 08 he should've never been able to step around that program forever ! but oh no...favoritism up there couldn't keep him away ..smh
This is how the AD and school views the fanbase.
They believe the fans are stupid, uneducated John's who will keep coming back no matter what....and after 20 years of crap it appears they are right.
1st....the ESPN money is still there even during the pandemic
2nd.....while the stadium is only 25% full it still has 25% revenue coming in.
Are things financially tight?
Yes.
But anyone who believes that the school cannot, and I stress the word cannot, afford to fire Pruitt at the end of this year is wrong.
Butch contract buyout ends in February.
Firing Pruitt is basically a flip in buyouts.
Is this the best time financially to fire a coach? No. Would it make things very tight at UT? Yes. Could it be done? Yes!
But here is the deal.....if everyone keeps buying seasons tickets you are part of the problem. Anyone who goes to a game is part of the problem.
There must be a complete boycott of this program and a strong online boycott on Twitter and other sites that shines a huge unwanted spotlight on our school to get people fired and nervous.
If you love this program it is time to make a stand. Stand now or this program is dead.
I have no idea what the outcome will be but we as a fanbase must unite together now or this program is over.
One Ut fanbase!
One voice!
All united!
We do not accept this! We do not accept this! We do not accept this!
Say it and then show it!!!!!!
So you're wrong on pretty much every point. Here's why:This is how the AD and school views the fanbase.
They believe the fans are stupid, uneducated John's who will keep coming back no matter what....and after 20 years of crap it appears they are right.
1st....the ESPN money is still there even during the pandemic
2nd.....while the stadium is only 25% full it still has 25% revenue coming in.
Are things financially tight?
Yes.
But anyone who believes that the school cannot, and I stress the word cannot, afford to fire Pruitt at the end of this year is wrong.
Butch contract buyout ends in February.
Firing Pruitt is basically a flip in buyouts.
Is this the best time financially to fire a coach? No. Would it make things very tight at UT? Yes. Could it be done? Yes!
But here is the deal.....if everyone keeps buying seasons tickets you are part of the problem. Anyone who goes to a game is part of the problem.
There must be a complete boycott of this program and a strong online boycott on Twitter and other sites that shines a huge unwanted spotlight on our school to get people fired and nervous.
If you love this program it is time to make a stand. Stand now or this program is dead.
I have no idea what the outcome will be but we as a fanbase must unite together now or this program is over.
One Ut fanbase!
One voice!
All united!
We do not accept this! We do not accept this! We do not accept this!
Say it and then show it!!!!!!
So you're wrong on pretty much every point. Here's why:
The fans are idiots, and this board is a great example of that. UT football is essentially a perfect economic market. There will always be consumers who will pay whatever the market value for tickets are. There is no way that anyone, anywhere, could ever organize a boycott of college football.
There is a financial shortage in the budget whether you believe it or not. They aren't asking people to take pay cuts for the fun of it. Also, UT is a public school, you can get a copy of their financials through a FOIA request. These things aren't a secret.
You say it would "make things tight" to fire Pruitt, when earlier you said they have plenty of money to make it happen. Which one is it? Do you understand the total cost to buyout the current staff, AND pay the new incoming staff? Good luck making that happen with a budget shortfall. UT still has to support all the other sports and those cost real money as well.
Unless you are a mega-donor (you aren't) you have absolutely zero say in what happens. Nobody cares what you think unless you financially contribute meaningful dollars (you don't). Good luck trying to organize a boycott, as I said earlier, you have a better chance of overthrowing the government than you do getting people to not want to show up to Neyland. I know this board is your outlet, but stop being one of the idiots that thinks their voice matters, and they know what's best for the program.
So you're wrong on pretty much every point. Here's why:
The fans are idiots, and this board is a great example of that. UT football is essentially a perfect economic market. There will always be consumers who will pay whatever the market value for tickets are. There is no way that anyone, anywhere, could ever organize a boycott of college football.
There is a financial shortage in the budget whether you believe it or not. They aren't asking people to take pay cuts for the fun of it. Also, UT is a public school, you can get a copy of their financials through a FOIA request. These things aren't a secret.
You say it would "make things tight" to fire Pruitt, when earlier you said they have plenty of money to make it happen. Which one is it? Do you understand the total cost to buyout the current staff, AND pay the new incoming staff? Good luck making that happen with a budget shortfall. UT still has to support all the other sports and those cost real money as well.
Unless you are a mega-donor (you aren't) you have absolutely zero say in what happens. Nobody cares what you think unless you financially contribute meaningful dollars (you don't). Good luck trying to organize a boycott, as I said earlier, you have a better chance of overthrowing the government than you do getting people to not want to show up to Neyland. I know this board is your outlet, but stop being one of the idiots that thinks their voice matters, and they know what's best for the program.
This is how the AD and school views the fanbase.
They believe the fans are stupid, uneducated John's who will keep coming back no matter what....and after 20 years of crap it appears they are right.
1st....the ESPN money is still there even during the pandemic
2nd.....while the stadium is only 25% full it still has 25% revenue coming in.
Are things financially tight?
Yes.
But anyone who believes that the school cannot, and I stress the word cannot, afford to fire Pruitt at the end of this year is wrong.
Butch contract buyout ends in February.
Firing Pruitt is basically a flip in buyouts.
Is this the best time financially to fire a coach? No. Would it make things very tight at UT? Yes. Could it be done? Yes!
But here is the deal.....if everyone keeps buying seasons tickets you are part of the problem. Anyone who goes to a game is part of the problem.
There must be a complete boycott of this program and a strong online boycott on Twitter and other sites that shines a huge unwanted spotlight on our school to get people fired and nervous.
If you love this program it is time to make a stand. Stand now or this program is dead.
I have no idea what the outcome will be but we as a fanbase must unite together now or this program is over.
One Ut fanbase!
One voice!
All united!
We do not accept this! We do not accept this! We do not accept this!
Say it and then show it!!!!!!
Actually his point is spot on and he just showed how ignorant that comment was. If you are willing to type something stupid, then be ready for the backlash that comes with it.That might be the most arrogant post I've ever seen here.
It seems you and JP would get along well. Have a beer, chill, and stop attacking fellow posters. I never understand that.
Ok. Let’s say we empty the stadium and no one buys a ticket anymore. What happens next? Do you honestly think for one minute that any type of recruit would want to play in front of any fans that act like that? Oh yeah, there are no fans. No fans, no recruits! No fans, no money for even a decent coach. No money, no scholarships. No scholarships, no players. Do I need to go on to debunk your idiotic, stupid comment. Please think before you type.