Freeze says to AD to Hire Him, "I've been able to take programs and turn them around quickly in all cases."

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Freeze could be a huge factor for Pruitt. Pruitt has zero experience in dealing with the mess that is in Knoxville today. Pruitt has always had rosters loaded with players.
 
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T_Vol376 said:
If he is doing it on their time and money they should. Why are you keeping on about this? Can you not agree to disagree with someone? This is getting creepy.
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It's obvious that you are uncomfortable sharing why you think the way that you do. I don't want to creep you out or give you nightmares so I appreciate the dialogue. Have a great day
 
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McDad said:
It's obvious that you are uncomfortable sharing why you think the way that you do. I don't want to creep you out or give you nightmares so I appreciate the dialogue. Have a great day
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It’s obvious you are not normal. Good day!
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Rocky Top You'll Always Be Home Sweet Home to Me Good Ole Rocky Top Woo! Rocky Top Tennessee, Rocky Top Tennessee!

We'll get to hear a lot more of that soon if a Freeze comes to Knoxville.
 
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McDad said:
Miles did it a few times. Gus once or twice. Sumlin once. It is a short list fo sho.
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Although Sumlin and Johnny Football ran up obscene yardage totals against Bama even if they lost. Nicky is supposedly a defensive guru. Sumlin, Malzahn, and Freeze all put multiple offenses each on the field that rolled the Tide.
 
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McDad said:
I missed something. Are you saying it isnt moral to you? Immoral to you? Or neither to you?
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I'd love to join the moral/immoral discussion. However I have found this is an area where there needs to be a common definition acceptable to all in the discussion of what that which is moral is. So what is THE definition of moral you have in common and agree with as your template?
 
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Remy said:
I'd love to join the moral/immoral discussion. However I have found this is an area where there needs to be a common definition acceptable to all in the discussion of what that which is moral is. So what is THE definition of moral you have in common and agree with as your template?
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Well, i was trying to understand his thinking better but he wasnt able to offer much clarity.
I believe morality doesnt come from laws written by man. Also, i understand that using a temple priestess would be moral for someone who worshipped that particular diety the temple was built for.
 
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Remy said:
I'd love to join the moral/immoral discussion. However I have found this is an area where there needs to be a common definition acceptable to all in the discussion of what that which is moral is. So what is THE definition of moral you have in common and agree with as your template?
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That's a very interesting question. The two main definitions of morality are first, the descriptive, when the word is used in the sense that describes a particular code of conduct promoted by a group, society, religion or individual, and second, when morality is used in the normative sense to describe a code of conduct that is generally accepted as universal by all rational people, provided that the particular situation meets normal conditions that would qualify it as standard, viz, not an exception to the situation as it is most commonly understood. One of those conditions that must be met to qualify as meeting the criteria set forth by normative morality is almost always that the person involved in the situation is rational. A person who meets this condition is defined as a moral agent.

Philosophers disagree about which sense of morality to accept because the acceptance of a normative morality and its specific conditions bind a person to acceptance of actions considered immoral by that code of conduct, so many do not wish to be subject to moral judgments of actions they may commit or be tempted to commit. On the other hand, when one accepts morality in the descriptive sense, then someone who is not a member of the group that particular moral code describes, is not expected to be held subject to that group’s morality.
This is why accepting either descriptive morality or normative morality is a difficult proposition for many philosophers. When etiquette is included in morality, it is almost always used in the descriptive sense. It is believed that the descriptive sense of morality was accepted in the middle 20th century based on the work of 20th century theorists who distinguished psychological morality from social morality and social morality from individual morality. Most moral guidelines accepted as morality by a group or individual include avoiding and preventing harm, though there are almost always other guidelines included. Some groups such as some religions, may prioritize other guidelines ahead of avoiding and preventing harm. Some religions condemn consensual sex as immoral while others view that very condemnation in itself immoral not deeming the acts to cause harm.
 
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OneVolNation said:
I thought this was an interesting read considering the perfect storm. Offensive Coordinator Hugh Freeze at the Touchdown Club in Memphis on Sept. 10 was the guest speaker and told reporters he's ready to get back to coaching as well as what he'd tell the hiring Athletic Director to hire him.


What he would say to Athletic Directors to hire him: "Well, if you look at what my track record is, I’ve been able to take programs, high school, small college, middle college, power five and turn them around pretty quickly in all cases. I think the kids that have played in it, I think our core values have been good for them. Even in something in my personal life...

Hugh Freeze says it’s ‘time to move forward,’ ready for next opportunity
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We need a binding contract that won't allow him to jump in 2 years. I'd like to have him 4-5 at least
 
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