therickbol
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Those too bad years were bookends to a 9 and 10 win season if memory serves.Agreed on how their tenures ultimately ended, but I recall the complaining in the years that led up to that - when we were still pushing through very solid seasons. It was just as obnoxious as what we hear today.
Maybe not him, but I wouldn’t put anything passes his attention seeking sperm plant. I’m relieved he’s gone and hope somewhere along the way he gets some grownups not in his pockets and a true momma. It’s sad, but I’m relieved he’s gone. This is sad day for a young man being advised by supposedly grownups and not being his own man.Boo is really dumb. Really. Like talking to a brick type of dumb. No chance he could coherently describe anything we do on offense or defense that a D1 coach doesn't already know.
When people pay as much as it costs to go to a football game today, they are quick to boo when things don't go their way.I am 59 years old. So, I’m old. What made me mad was first defensive series and almost everyone was just sitting Saturday. When we struggled at first they were complaining and saying how no one was making effort and some booed. I had enough because I stood up and yelled and everyone else sat. I finally yelled as loud as I could. You all want to boo the effort when all of you are sitting on your azz’s.
Most unstable football programs of all time?? Just how far back does your fanhood go, because I remember Tennessee history quite differently. This program didn't de-stabilize until Kiffin bailed in the middle of the night.I blame ESPN for what college football fandom has become. It's win every game or you're "mid". Meanwhile, the entire landscape is constantly changing and these half-assed "fans", who couldn't tell you who Casey Clausen is, started popping up around 2022 and began demanding the world of Heupel. The guy has done an incredible job of providing stability to one of the most unstable football programs of all time. Even more impressively is doing it while dealing with super harsh NCAA sanctions (if you want to argue with me about it, I got the list ready to go), and in a sport where the rules change literally every year. Navigating all of this and still producing on the field has been nothing short of incredible.
If you still aren't impressed by what Heupel has accomplished here while navigating new obstacles every year... just ask yourself...
How is two-time national champion, Dabo Swinney handling it?
How about one of the greatest recruiters of all time, Mario Cristobal? How's he doing?
What about Steve Sarkesian and his $40 million roster? How's he doing?
What about 6 time Super Bowl champion, bill belichick? Is he handling the changes well?
Heupel has had a lot more obstacles to overcome than all of these guys, but I bet in a head to head, Heupel's team could find a way to beat all of them
All I can say is donate donate donate. Call your rich uncle who owns a gravel company and tell them Tennessee needs NIL.We know it doesn't, so let's hope our coaches can tamper well enough to get us some good portal guys.
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