The messed up part of that logic is that there is literally no other reason anyone lies to the IRS except to save money. No coach lies to the NCAA or breaks the rules except to gain an advantage and win more. In a twisted way, by your logic, every rule breaker is heroic.
It blows my mind how quick people are to dismiss the possibility that there are other coaches that can do the job without the risk.
It blows everybody's mind, but for some reason it seems to be reality.
I have often wonder what kind of player Stokes would have been under Pearl versus Martin. Don't bother with the BBQ jokes and other things, just think about it, would Stokes have been a different player under Pearl?
Can we get a coach that can change the environment at UTK.
How many coaches will we have to offer to finally find somebody willing to come into this program to change it around.
With Any coaching change there is always going to be a risk because of the intangibles that come with change.
We were warned that CCM was going to be a different style of play. Games were going to be in the 50 to 60 range and that Defense was going to be our focus.
CCM as it seems fails to make adjustments, pre game, or in game. He does not anticipate very often what other teams are going to do. His offense is predictable and I think Defensively we rarely see the adjustments needed to keep opponents on their heals.
We were spoiled by Pearl, it seems at times he would reach down into his bag of tricks and pull out the unexpected Defense or Offensive sets.
This whole thing is a mess, I like CCM but it was always going to take time. He could be 25-4 right now and I would be elated but I would still be bored watching his teams play. When he arrived, the preaching and his mo, this year I haven't seen the defense on the floor I expected to see or that was advertised 3 years ago.
Reason he has a style of play that is totally opposite of what we experienced the previous 6 years. At present, you watch a game and say yuck.
There are some coaches mentioned as replacements but what is it going to cost us in the long run.