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According to Mark Pancratz, they were the same unis that the NBA used on Christmas Day, fyi.

I actually agree with a lot of what you guys are saying, but I guess maybe I'm being too philosophical for a football forum. If what you said above is true, and people just want better for the players, I think that is a whole different ballgame than wanting it for "us." I think that is...

No, after reading a lot of the responses and thinking about it some more myself, I think that some of the posters have some really good points. I love football, and I love UT. I'm not an alumni and I can't afford season tickets. I try to take my son to the Orange & White game every year and...

If we want better so that these young men can reach their full potential, I am all for it. I definitely want better, but wanting better and thinking I somehow deserve it because I am a fan has sorta been my point.

I'm sure you have done a lot for the university. Not sure why that entitles you to a winning football team, but whatever.

There have been some good ones. It just seems a little weird to say 'we deserve young men to play better.'

So its more about them winning than their education I'm guessing?

Additional question: if its about spending money, couldn't nearly every fanbase claim they 'deserve better' unless they are top ten or so?

Huh?

Wanting to win and saying 'we deserve to' are not the same thing. If you don't get that, then necermind.

Probably best point you could make. Still not sure it equates with 'we deserve' but maybe...

Because not understanding why fans think they deserve something is the same as wanting to lose.

No, actually. Really?

Okay, so just to start a thread that isn't about firing DD and to get it off my chest, why do I keep seeing fans say that they 'deserve' better than this? Look, I know it sucks to lose and that the fanbase isnt happy with the current state of affairs, but I'm not sure where you get off saying...

See, I think he would be best as a head coach who has great coordinators around him. He's good as a front man and with the organizatiinal side of things.