Recent content by Vol865

2022 the offense was better and we were ranked higher. Had Small, Wright, and Sampson.

I love how this fanbase clamors to start a RS Freshman QB just to get to watch somebody different and then also post threads like this lol

May the best man win. Experience is about close enough to equal.

We'll revisit this in December if our record isn't all that great with a RS Freshman QB. Then we can see who wants to fire the coach and watch everyone transfer out.

Most fans say that and then want to talk about firing Heupel for going 8-5 after the starting QB left after spring ball.

Its not water under the bridge when it just happened. If we gotta play against people using the loophole, no reason we shouldn't be able to use it too.

You can try to operate in an idealistic mindset all you want. Doesn't matter what you think it should be. What matters is what the courts have already said it is. I was very much a "they're already getting paid with free college" guy. Turns out the courts saw it differently and it's never going...

Dude I'm not going back and forth with you. I didn't leave anything up for interpretation. I said what I meant.

Well since 2013, when Kain Colter and Ed O'Bannon started pushing against the state of NIL at the time, they could've proactively worked on a system with collective bargaining, AS I'VE SAID 4 TIMES. Instead, they lolligagged around and decided which schools were allowed to get away with...

You think the current system of operation is better? Please tell me another way to enforce the rules uniformly. You complain about all of the lawsuits and this and that, yet you offer no obtainable solution. You also predetermined the details of a league that doesn't have a CBA. They're already...

It's either waivers for everyone, or waivers for no one. Nothing has changed since last year. I also find it comical you want to blame the players/universities when the NCAA has done nothing to fix their broken system and they pick and choose which rules to uphold based on personal bias.

NCAA set the precedent with approving blanket waivers last year. If they didn't count last year, no reason they should magically count this year for Tennessee when other people get granted extra years of eligibility all the time. Hold everyone to the same standard through a CBA. I've already...

As I've already mentioned, I prefer the toothpaste back in the bottle, but that's not happening. Im not going to sit here and expect UT to play on some false moral high ground when the NCAA itself can't get it's stuff together and do everything by the same rule. Why would I groan about UT...

They set the precedent when they have everyone a blanket waiver last year. They should've denied everyone and they might b still have a leg to stand on IMO.

On what basis does the NCAA have the right to say it was a 1 time waiver and that it only covers 1 year of JUCO? They are arguing against his time in JUCO. Next year will be his 4th year in the FBS so he won't have an argument for another year. The rules have to be uniform for everybody and...