Not sure if you're trolling or not, but people are not disliking Uncle Lou because they can't handle "hard truths". The guy has not had one original, intelligent thought in any video of his I've seen. He has the diction of an 8th grader whose diet consists of Monster energy drinks and Cheetos. His videos are chaotic, aimless, and a waste of time. He does not have any insights regarding college football or anything at all else that you could not find, and find more eloquently expressed, at any tailgate in the country from some drunk idiot. And he's a Georgia fan. His videos are awful and truthfully he seems awful.
He often contradicts himself, or just doesn't make any sense. The last two head coaches that Georgia has hired (Mark Richt and Kirby Smart) were both coordinators with no prior head coaching experience. Did that make them bad hires or mean that Georgia couldn't have hired an experienced head coach if they wanted to? Of course not. Here is a "hard truth" for you.... Uncle Lou is an idiot and so are you. If you want to give him a bj, do it on Dawgvent.
The only two head football coaches who have ever voluntarily left Tennessee for another job were Doug Dickey (who regretted it later) and Lane Kiffin... and Dickey came back later to be the athletic director. So, there have been two (2) head football coaches who used Tennessee as a stepping stone. Bill Battle was fired. Majors was fired, and had already left Pitt for Tennessee. It is worth noting that Majors moved back to Knoxville and attended Tennessee games after retiring from coaching. We were his alma mater and dream job... Fulmer, Dooley, Jones and Pruitt were also fired. Fulmer would have never left on his own accord for another job. How does 2 coaches in the last 60 years make Tennessee "a stepping stone job" ? That doesn't make any sense. It's not supported by anything that has happened, but we have a stupid OP who says that it's "spot on". This thread should be nuked for its offensive level of ignorance.
I'm sure there will be sanctions which may involve a one year bowl ban and a few scholarship losses, but considering how proactive Tennessee was in getting out in front of this, I can't imagine them being cited for a lack of institutional control. That is where the heavy scholarship losses and multiple year bowl bans come into play. The harshest penalties will be levied against the individual assistants involved, with possibly a show cause restriction for Felton and Neidermeyer. In fact, it looks as though Tennessee will have completely cleaned house by the time the investigation is finished. None of the players/recruits involved will still be here... nor will any of the coaches who were here at the time or even the AD. There is no way that Tennessee is getting slammed for this. The NCAA will more than likely accept whatever self-punishment we impose.
