Brave Volunteer
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Simple question. My mind says yes, my heart says it’s Kentucky and it should always be a win.
Expectations wise, this is probably the worst game on the schedule for the vols. A win may be written off as “well it’s Kentucky” while a loss will fuel the fires of the doubters more so than a loss to a top 10 team like an LSU.
Did I miss LSU making the top ten this week??Simple question. My mind says yes, my heart says it’s Kentucky and it should always be a win.
Expectations wise, this is probably the worst game on the schedule for the vols. A win may be written off as “well it’s Kentucky” while a loss will fuel the fires of the doubters more so than a loss to a top 10 team like an LSU.
Simple question. My mind says yes, my heart says it’s Kentucky and it should always be a win.
Expectations wise, this is probably the worst game on the schedule for the vols. A win may be written off as “well it’s Kentucky” while a loss will fuel the fires of the doubters more so than a loss to a top 10 team like an LSU.
So the problem with a question like this is, you've failed to define your terms.
You ask the rest of us to say yes or no, signature win or not, but you don't tell us how you define "signature win."
And news flash: there is no standard definition.
Some say a signature win is one that "propels a team to the next level" (whatever "the next level" is...see a pattern developing here? poorly defined terms defined by other poorly defined terms...it's elephants all the way down).
Others say a signature win is a victory over a significantly more highly-rated team.
It has also been said that a signature win is one that sets a high mark of a coach's tenure. NOTE: this definition can only be applied after the coach leaves the job and his body of work is complete, available for comparison.
Is Kentucky any of those things?
(a) no
(b) yes
(c) too soon to tell
Is that mushy enough for you? It's the price you pay for asking such an ill-defined question.
Go Vols!