They didn’t ask about Texas. And if Strong had beat Kansas the job wouldn’t have been available. Now if he had THEN taken the LSU job, your liar liar theory would have been factual. But it isn’t.
Well we’re devolving into Nazi analogies. You specified what he lied about and it was something that didn’t end up a lie. Didn’t Hitler fart like a racehorse?Texas wasn’t rumored. LSU was. Lying by omission is still lying. That’s like asking Goering about death camps. “Reichmarshall Georing, did you know about Dachua?”
“Rumors. I’m not going to Daucha.” C’mon.
They still have plenty of booster and TV money if they want to fix the problem. They will not fix the problem or even acknowledge if the fans don’t do something. Loudest statement is keep your money in your pocket until a change is made.
Fickell will stay in the Midwest. Someone has pointed out that Kiffin coming here would make two times that he has left a school after one year. What makes you think that if he kills it at Tennessee, he wouldn't leave for more money and a better situation?My list of replacement coaches in order:
1. Freeze/Kiffen (unlikely);
2. Napier;
3. Chadwell;
4. Fickell.
#HireHermanProbably a pipe dream considering how big a dumpster fire we are. But without having to compensate Pruitt and with healthy conference revenues coming in, maybe we could make it worth his while financially. And our expectations for success versus what he encountered at Texas - well, we're so battered and bruised we'd build him a statue if he could repeat what he did in Austin.
Barnes basically fell in our lap, for those who see the inevitable comparison. Coming here after our Sweet 16 run was not that big of stretch, thankfully. Getting Herman here WOULD be - and would take a ton of skill, commitment, and money to make it happen. But our never-ending experiment of hiring up-and-comers is a proven failure on the football side. Such is the real lesson of the inspired hire of the proven Rick Barnes.
TH would an improvement over what Tennessee has had for the last decade.Probably a pipe dream considering how big a dumpster fire we are. But without having to compensate Pruitt and with healthy conference revenues coming in, maybe we could make it worth his while financially. And our expectations for success versus what he encountered at Texas - well, we're so battered and bruised we'd build him a statue if he could repeat what he did in Austin.
Barnes basically fell in our lap, for those who see the inevitable comparison. Coming here after our Sweet 16 run was not that big of stretch, thankfully. Getting Herman here WOULD be - and would take a ton of skill, commitment, and money to make it happen. But our never-ending experiment of hiring up-and-comers is a proven failure on the football side. Such is the real lesson of the inspired hire of the proven Rick Barnes.