Tool at best. I LOVE it. None of you undermining nega's can ever give a validated response....just more of that half arse stuff like you just did and then call "tool". Nice. You "wow" me. I'm swayed... I am giving my tickets away until Hart get's a clue(which clue was it again??.... the "He should just be better and we only win at Tn" clue or the "we should have hired another vanilla D coordinator" clue....or was it the "we are Tennessee and let's simply hire Gruden" clue?..FIRE DOOLEY.....f-ing BRILLIANT!!!!!! Shweew!! I feel smarter already! Come back when you can make a vlidated argument, TOOL!!
Easy there.
Just trying to make a point that Dooley knew the situation when he came here. It was a mess, a big mess with high expectations. High risk, high reward. The odds are stacked against anyone coming into that situation, but that doesn't lower expectations, at least for me. I think by this point we should be further along in the rebuilding process.
I think college football, especially in terms of recruiting(which plays a role in future success or failure), is becoming more and more, 'what have you done for me lately'. Is that unfair to any head coach trying to build a sustainable program? yes, but it is what it is. I think in this environment very capable coaches have been and will continue to be victims of this situation.
I just think Dooley has lost that opportunity. Can he get it back? Yes, and he can get it back quickly. A couple of key wins and the wind changes direction and everyone's talking about the turnaround. Do I think he will? unfortunately and I do mean unfortunately, no.
If it is no, then whenever Hart has to make that decision it means starting over, and all that it brings with it.
I also believe that Dooley's entire career at UT would have been, and would continue to be very different had that LSU game ended the way it should have. Again, unfair yes. Sad reality yes.
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