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Gets like this every summer, nothing new. This summer has had more bickering which I attribute to some of the newer posters. Typically its full meltdown mode around this time because we don't have as many commits as other schools so its definitely a change of pace.
The tone of the convo is different because we have commits that people aren't satisfied with.
Just need the season to get here.
you people need to get off dooleys arse....he's gonna be at tn for at least 3 years....write it down....unless this team falls flat on its face....every coach hired this year has a 3 year contract...and if he does go....guess what topped name coach will be available in 3 years....named tressel....it's about time you throw your support for YOUR COACH AND STAFF instead of complaining every other second....
Everyone needs to remember that one of the highest priorities for Hatcher and what draws him most to UT is our excellent Veterinary program, which is not a common program among top tier football schools. It gives us a leg up on most programs in our recruitment of him.
mlsoft
Contract length has nothing to do with it. If Hart feels that Dooley isn't the answer he will make a change. He isn't going to let a 4 million dollar buyout cost him 15 million in ticket revenue.
Finally some sense comes to this conversation and season ticket sales are falling faster than a piano dropping out of a 12th story window. Dooley has to create some new excitement in this program THIS YEAR. Loosing control of his team on the field at Kentucky and in the classroom with the GPA are not good signs as to what direction this program is headed. If he can change it, then good, otherwise, it is time for UT to shell out some money.
Other programs are right now telling recruits, including those who grew up UT fans and admire the program, why*do you want to go up there when that program is in total disarray? And that is working against us. The perception of this program is that we were once a great program and rapidly becoming the Ole Miss of the East.
Things have got to change and it is up to Dooley*producing a competitive program that will answer if he will be here after this year or not. The contract and the money will be addressed one way or another.
Everyone needs to remember that one of the highest priorities for Hatcher and what draws him most to UT is our excellent Veterinary program, which is not a common program among top tier football schools. It gives us a leg up on most programs in our recruitment of him.
mlsoft
OK, just want to say right off the bat that I'm not looking to start anything. IMO, I don't think USC gets Jason Hatcher.
But... I did want to point out that a DVM (Vet) degree is a graduate degree, so the above statement isn't as definitive as it would seem. You basically need a biology or other pre-med type undergrad degree to get into a Vet program after undergrad. The undergrad does NOT need to have a Vet program of their own.
He could choose to attend any university that offers a good bio/science undergrad, do well, then transfer to Tennessee or another good Vet program after graduation (and the NFL?).
News about recruits that USC and Tennessee are both in on?
I'm not flaming; I don't see the problem in making a post. If my post was somehow ban-worthy, then by all means...
OK, just want to say right off the bat that I'm not looking to start anything. IMO, I don't think USC gets Jason Hatcher.
But... I did want to point out that a DVM (Vet) degree is a graduate degree, so the above statement isn't as definitive as it would seem. You basically need a biology or other pre-med type undergrad degree to get into a Vet program after undergrad. The undergrad does NOT need to have a Vet program of their own.
He could choose to attend any university that offers a good bio/science undergrad, do well, then transfer to Tennessee or another good Vet program after graduation (and the NFL?).
You are correct but most DVM candidates do their undergrad at the same school that offers DVMs
Trojan, how many commits can you take this year?
We can take a total of 18, or 19 if Darreus Rogers doesn't qualify. 3 of those NEED to be early enrollees (if we take 18 or 4 if we take 19).
We may have as many as 8 EEs, with only 3 counting back to last class.
It looks like we will completely fill the class this year, which will only leave us 15 for next year - the last year of the scholarship reductions.