Hugh Freeze mega thread and poll [merged]

Do you want Tennessee to hire Hugh Freeze?

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#3,752
#3,752
Dec. 1, 2017 at 11:44 a.m. CST
The NCAA extended Ole Miss football’s postseason ban to two seasons and handed down show-cause orders to four former coaches and athletics employees Friday, concluding a lengthy investigation of recruiting violations that dated from 2010.

Hugh Freeze, the coach who resigned abruptly this summer after revelations he’d called escort services from his university-issued phone, received a two-game suspension he’ll have to serve only if he’s hired as a head coach for next season. Ole Miss — which previously had agreed to self-impose a one-year postseason ban, for this season — now likely will miss the 2018 postseason as well.
The tattooed, dreadlocked recruiting analyst who toppled Hugh Freeze and Ole Miss
Ole Miss “lacked institutional control and fostered an unconstrained culture of booster involvement in football recruiting,” according to the NCAA’s Committee on Infractions ruling. A dozen boosters and six former staffers were implicated by the NCAA in arranging impermissible benefits, including cash payments, free car rides to campus, free hotel rooms, food, and Rebels apparel from an Oxford-area sports merchandise store. Two former staffers were also implicated for arranging fraudulent standardized test scores for three recruits.
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In addition to Freeze, former Ole Miss assistant Chris Kiffin, now defensive coordinator at Florida Atlanta, received a two-year show-cause order. Former assistant athletic director Barney Farrar received a five year show-cause.
 
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#3,756
#3,756
Nocleats said:
Dec. 1, 2017 at 11:44 a.m. CST
The NCAA extended Ole Miss football’s postseason ban to two seasons and handed down show-cause orders to four former coaches and athletics employees Friday, concluding a lengthy investigation of recruiting violations that dated from 2010.

Hugh Freeze, the coach who resigned abruptly this summer after revelations he’d called escort services from his university-issued phone, received a two-game suspension he’ll have to serve only if he’s hired as a head coach for next season. Ole Miss — which previously had agreed to self-impose a one-year postseason ban, for this season — now likely will miss the 2018 postseason as well.
The tattooed, dreadlocked recruiting analyst who toppled Hugh Freeze and Ole Miss
Ole Miss “lacked institutional control and fostered an unconstrained culture of booster involvement in football recruiting,” according to the NCAA’s Committee on Infractions ruling. A dozen boosters and six former staffers were implicated by the NCAA in arranging impermissible benefits, including cash payments, free car rides to campus, free hotel rooms, food, and Rebels apparel from an Oxford-area sports merchandise store. Two former staffers were also implicated for arranging fraudulent standardized test scores for three recruits.
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In addition to Freeze, former Ole Miss assistant Chris Kiffin, now defensive coordinator at Florida Atlanta, received a two-year show-cause order. Former assistant athletic director Barney Farrar received a five year show-cause.
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I suspect that OLE MISS (as long as LK is Coach) will handle MSU. And that guy deserves every azz kicking State takes.
 
#3,759
#3,759
That sounded like a pretty typical football statement. A bit of a stretch to say that he was quoting General Neyland's Maxims. If that's the case, anytime that someone mentions protecting the QB is quoting him as well.
 
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#3,767
#3,767
Nocleats said:
Dec. 1, 2017 at 11:44 a.m. CST
The NCAA extended Ole Miss football’s postseason ban to two seasons and handed down show-cause orders to four former coaches and athletics employees Friday, concluding a lengthy investigation of recruiting violations that dated from 2010.

Hugh Freeze, the coach who resigned abruptly this summer after revelations he’d called escort services from his university-issued phone, received a two-game suspension he’ll have to serve only if he’s hired as a head coach for next season. Ole Miss — which previously had agreed to self-impose a one-year postseason ban, for this season — now likely will miss the 2018 postseason as well.
The tattooed, dreadlocked recruiting analyst who toppled Hugh Freeze and Ole Miss
Ole Miss “lacked institutional control and fostered an unconstrained culture of booster involvement in football recruiting,” according to the NCAA’s Committee on Infractions ruling. A dozen boosters and six former staffers were implicated by the NCAA in arranging impermissible benefits, including cash payments, free car rides to campus, free hotel rooms, food, and Rebels apparel from an Oxford-area sports merchandise store. Two former staffers were also implicated for arranging fraudulent standardized test scores for three recruits.
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In addition to Freeze, former Ole Miss assistant Chris Kiffin, now defensive coordinator at Florida Atlanta, received a two-year show-cause order. Former assistant athletic director Barney Farrar received a five year show-cause.
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Who cares. I guess you want to hire Fulmer? ❌
 
#3,768
#3,768
EZE said:
Fulmer’s Maxim:

Protect our SUB-mediocrity.

Meanwhile, Matt Campbell has Iowa State in the preseason Top 10....
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Yes and got his ass kicked by Louisiana on his home field. Louisiana then gets beat by Coastal Carolina on their home field. Jamey Chadwell greater than Campbell and Napier!
 
#3,770
#3,770
Ahhh, from the past when things were good, men were men, and the Vols were Tennessee. Now, they're Berkeley East and nothing that Tennessee is about.
 
#3,773
#3,773
And demand that we hire Hugh freeze. They powers that be will listen if we come out in enough numbers. And Hugh freeze is all over Twitter. He’ll be moved as well to see that he is the unquestioned choice of the Fan base.
 
#3,775
#3,775
Just one more reason to despise Pruitt.

Pruitts firing with cause “crap” will likely keep Freeze from ever becoming the HC at Tennessee.

I’m still hopeful - but I’m also a realist.
 
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