When you gradually succeed everywhere you go, you start to believe what you do is the "right way of doing things".
When he accepted the job at TN, I don't think he realized how tough the SEC was and how many brilliant coaches come to the conference year after year.
Too be fair, in his head, he was ready to take the challenge. He is obviously more of an offensive guy, so he kept all his guys in tact... but what did he do his first year?
Grabbed some defensive guys that new SEC as well as how to recruit.
Fast forward, he DID make changes. He took a gamble and got a stud DC in Shoop (at least we all thought). The offense got slightly better, but you still got to wonder what type of team we would be with a more accurate passer (and consistent).
Coach Butch Jones seems to behind the curb instead of ahead. Something is holding this team team back, and it starts with CBJ fixing it. Question is, will he? Or will he continue to assume his way is still the right way?