That seems to be a pattern I have noticed with your posts. You seem to find one fact, run off with it, but forget all the other facts sitting at the table. I'll show you some examples.
1. Fact: As head coach at Ole Miss, Ed Orgeron yelled at refs.
Therefore, VolMan believes that Ed Orgeron is a terrible individual.
What Volman doesn't get: All coaches with a pulse yell at refs. Shoot, anybody that's ever slightly participated at a sporting event yells at refs.
2. Fact: Ed Orgeron was made fun of as head coach at Ole Miss
Therefore, Volman believes he should be made fun of as an assistant head coach at Tennessee.
What VolMan doesn't get: His current job title has a different job description. He has two jobs. One is recruit great players to UT. The other is to coach the d line. When CEO is doing one or both, four National Championships have been won, great players have come to the respective programs, and numerous D lineman have gone on to have NFL careers.
3. Fact: Ed Orgeron helped recruit USC, and Reggie Bush was paid some coin.
Therefore, Volman believes that CEO paid Bush and that is his secret to recruiting.
What Volman doesn't get: The NCAA hasn't even contacted Orgeron, and until they do that, it's just another baseless conclusion.
4. Fact: Kansas is a weak state when it comes to high school football.
Therefore, Volman believes Bryce Brown will be a weak player at the college level.
What Volman doesn't get: Numerous elite schools offered him, he dominated the weak Kansas competition, and he ran circles around the top level competition at the Army AA Game.
I could keep going, but I hope you get the pattern now.
