Anti-Hero OR Tradition

[Orange Death]

Two likely possibilities, imo.

1.) The sports media is bringing some heat against UT because the fan base rejected GS. This has the potential to drive UT football into an Anti-Hero narrative. Option? UT says, to quote BJones, "**** em all." They hire Lane Kiffin and embrace the anti-hero mentality.

2.) UT chooses draw from tradition in a remembrance of who we are and what we (used) to stand for. Hire a favored UT son (PF, PM, TM, DC, w/e.) Not sexy, but we break free from the rat race. Perhaps we use a legacy coach for a few years to re-align our identity and buy time to find the next long term solution.

I know there are other options, but that's what I see today as two strong possibilities.

After yesterday, I'm just glad it's not GS. I can get behind either one, but I prefer #2.


Cheers.

 

[volfannbama]

Why are they not bring heat on all the other programs with an opening not wanting Schiano?

 

[Volbrando]

why are they not bring heat on all the other programs with an opening not wanting schiano?

yes

 

[HollowaytoSeivers]

Why are they not bring heat on all the other programs with an opening not wanting Schiano?

Because Currie took the fatal first step and actually offered him the job. No one else went there.

 

[OnlyGodForgives]

You gotta wake up and ask yourself, "What the hell happened??"

 

[volfannbama]

Because Currie took the fatal first step and actually offered him the job. No one else went there.

The way to fix this is to fire Curry and have a UT rep explain why we backed out.

 

[Ten_Titans]

The way to fix this is to fire Curry and have a UT rep explain why we backed out.

"We weren't feeling it".

The perfect excuse for anything.

 

[rockytopbilly]

"We weren't feeling it".

The perfect excuse for anything.

I don't think that excuse kept Sandusky from going forward...

 

[bUTchLookin4Dimez]

This sounds like something from the WWE.