I_Bleed_Orange77
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It's pretty intellectually dishonest to try and pretend like 4, possibly 5 victories over UT during our worst stretch in program history puts Vanderbilt in the category of "yearly automatic loss". Nobody on this board believes that, not even you. With even a sliver of quality recruiting, staff retention, and player development we will pass them right by once again.
That is not even disparaging their program either. This is not your granddaddies Vanderbilt, they will continue to be a thorn in our side but you are delusional if you think that we can't easily pass them with the things listed above considering the ceiling of the two programs.
Some Vols fans are using the past to determine the future. Let's just say ...we have a new coach that is building a new team with new players and new coaches that shouldn't lose to Vanderbilt. We have no idea what will happen and shouldn't pretend that we do. Reality is you can not use what Butch's players have done to determine what Pruitt's will do. It's futile to try.Some Vol fans have a difficult time with the reality of our football program right now.
No, you have a problem understanding the reality of the program as a whole. Where we've been at in the last few years (4-8 and 5-7) is not the norm for this program, nor is it the standard if we have even a reasonably well run staff, team, and AD. Going purely by numbers, 8-4 is actually about the standard throughout the programs history. Vanderbilt's norm is absolutely NOT 8-4 so I think you need to re-evaluate the difference between where the two programs are currently and where they should be in a few years given we have the staff, recruiting, and AD we THINK we do. Vanderbilt is roughly at their ceiling and we are not even close to ours.Some Vol fans have a difficult time with the reality of our football program right now.
No, you have a problem understanding the reality of the program as a whole. Where we've been at in the last few years (4-8 and 5-7) is not the norm for this program, nor is it the standard if we have even a reasonably well run staff, team, and AD. Going purely by numbers, 8-4 is actually about the standard throughout the programs history. Vanderbilt's norm is absolutely NOT 8-4 so I think you need to re-evaluate the difference between where the two programs are currently and where they should be in a few years given we have the staff, recruiting, and AD we THINK we do. Vanderbilt is roughly at their ceiling and we are not even close to ours.
You can go read the bylaws. They're written in English. Everyone acts like it a big super secret, but it's just because nobody wants to put in the time to read the recruiting section in its entirety. It would probably take all of 15 minutes.Well, when this class is finished, I for one will be excited to get these rules figured out. Of course they will change them after that.
You can go read the bylaws. They're written in English. Everyone acts like it a big super secret, but it's just because nobody wants to put in the time to read the recruiting section in its entirety. It would probably take all of 15 minutes.
me thinks that is flat wrong. Has to count toward a class. Only walkons given a scholly after 1 year or longer are exempt from being an IC and merely a counter.
I think you may be correct. Someone posted an article last week (can't find it now) quoting an LSU compliance guy talking about transfers. He said that transfers count against a class. I don't know the rules but I figure a guy who has that job should know.
It was me, and yes they do, according to the officer at LSU.I think you may be correct. Someone posted an article last week (can't find it now) quoting an LSU compliance guy talking about transfers. He said that transfers count against a class. I don't know the rules but I figure a guy who has that job should know.