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I certainly dont claim to know for a fact however it has been stated here and other places that several members of the BOT are very close to the Haslams
Yeah, that would not surprise me at all. Since, you know, the Governor's office is how they got onto the BoT in the first place.
From the BoT's web site: "The 26-member board is comprised of both five ex officio and 21 appointed members. Appointed seats include one voting and one nonvoting faculty, one voting and one nonvoting student, and 17 congressional district and county representatives."
So that's 24 voting members of the board (one of the two students and one of the two faculty members don't get a vote).
Four of the 24 voting members got onto the Board by virtue of their main jobs. That's four who need not have any uncommon loyalty to the Chairman/Governor.
The other 20 are the trick. Half of them, give or take, would have to be convinced to vote out the guy who got them onto the Board. Tough order, that.
But Atlanta Vol never said, "hey, this is gonna be easy."
I wonder if this is the approach they're taking to wrest power away from the Haslams?
