Spartacavolus
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I get all of that, but you can't just pretend that the Dooley situation happened in a vacuum.You build Ball State from scratch (thanks Brady Hoke). You build Baylor from scratch (thanks Art Briles).
You do not build Tennessee from scratch. A coach here has a near unlimited recruiting budget and some of the nicest facilities in the country. You are slapping the history and tradition of this program in the face when you say "Dooley is building from nothing".
You're pissing on General Neyland, Carl Pickens, Condredge Holloway, Dale Jones, Dale Carter, Reggie White, Willie Gault, Eric Berry, Larry Seviers, Hank Lauricella, Johnny Majors, Doug Atkins and everyone else that's ever suited up for Tennessee.
Stop the excuses and admit that Dooley is in over his head.
You build Ball State from scratch (thanks Brady Hoke). You build Baylor from scratch (thanks Art Briles).
You do not build Tennessee from scratch. A coach here has a near unlimited recruiting budget and some of the nicest facilities in the country. You are slapping the history and tradition of this program in the face when you say "Dooley is building from nothing".
You're pissing on General Neyland, Carl Pickens, Condredge Holloway, Dale Jones, Dale Carter, Reggie White, Willie Gault, Eric Berry, Larry Seviers, Hank Lauricella, Johnny Majors, Doug Atkins and everyone else that's ever suited up for Tennessee.
Stop the excuses and admit that Dooley is in over his head.
How things really work? You mean like when Wilcox and Sirmon jumped off the sinking ship before being caught without a pfd? Do you mean how coach Baggett was asked to leave because the head coach sided with an idiot receiver that is running the locker room? Is that how things really work?
Some of you need to realize that people aren't just looking at the record that want Dooley gone. The guy is too scared of Randy Shannon's resume to hire him but he is the right man for the job? Okay.
I get all of that, but you can't just pretend that the Dooley situation happened in a vacuum. He may not be the guy, but pretending that he's the guy that solely drove it into the ground and another coaching change will fix things tomorrow is simpleton thinking and you know it.
Wow. You are even dumber than you appear. This program was in shambles 2 years ago, and by many accounts, is still in the crapper.
Every team goes through a rebuilding process. Call it "from scratch"; call it "being in the crapper"; call it "we suck right now and we all hope we get better". But call it what it is - a process. Lengthening that process by plugging in a new coach every year or 2 is ridiculous.
Keep driving it until it blows?I get all of that, but you can't just pretend that the Dooley situation happened in a vacuum.
Like it or not, we were forced back to "scratch". Dooley may not be the guy, but pretending that he's the guy that solely drove it into the ground and another coaching change will fix things tomorrow is simpleton thinking and you know it.
It may very well be the head coach. My point though is that the cost of another quick coaching change still outweighs the benefit until at least next year.It's obvious he's not fixing a damn thing. He's going to get 4 or 5 million dollars for trying. I don't blame Dooley for the shape it was in when he got here. I have no problem rebuilding.
When you look incompetent for 2 years it's the coach, not the situation the coach is in.
So you don't read VN?
If Dooley wasn't getting year 3, he'd already be shown the door.
