volfanbill
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I will say that I feel burned. After 2004 and with the returning defense, it was justifiable for me (though not completely reasonable considering RS remained) to assume UT would compete on the same level with that Auburn team that they faced in the SEC championship game as early as 05.
Now, when backed against the wall UT has no real answer for the upper echelon of the SEC, and I do not see that changing with the returning defensive and offensive line in 07.
Not only that, the further we go into the season, and the tougher the opponents have gotten, it appears as though CPF's influence over the handling of the offense is getting greater. I saw no way of justifying running the ball in the second half against Arky. All in all I would say the Vols are no closer to an SEC championship than they were in 04.
Now those are reasonable points. And in turn I'd say with Ainge we've averaged over 30 ppg. Overall still in the mid to high 20's. You produce that much in a one year turn around and still lose 3? With 2 games remaining that both beat UGA and gave others a run for their money?
again, there's no reason to have to make a turnaround and UGA is just a name this year
The offense is better...but it really had nowhere to go but up. Ainge was very shaky in the Bama and SC games. Still nowhere near winning the line of scrimmage against top opponents on either side of the ball.
This is a gunslinging offense. I think the fact that UT tried to run the ball in the second half against Arky is what really pisses me off. That screamed regression to me.
That's where Cut will show his inbred nature. He does not like to get handled, and has at times to a fault, and to the point of blowing chances to come back, pushed the run to prove he can do it. He does hold the old school that if you don't run you don't pass. His discipline is the major factor of improvement and his mechanicals with QB's. Not his playbook.
ps. either way we got extremely lucky by a stupid call from AF's coach, ND had no trouble w/ AF at all
but they were number 5 because they were up there to begin with, hadn't played anybody, honestly didn't look great against those nobodies but couldn't drop too far without a loss. They then faced a decent team in UT and look what happened.
good points man.. That being said, my overall point remains b4 you wanted to bash it. Someone listed 20 teams or so that were ahead of us saying they had crappy schedules and I used the AF as proof we wouldn't beat ND this year. Fat Charley and all his cheeseburgers would turn Quinn and Co. loose and have a field day on O. It'd be 41-30 ND (that's w/ us having a healthy ainge)
Puke smells better than crap. However, I don't give someone credit for vomiting in my bathroom instead of dropping a load.
I did see your post. I just wanted to get that analogy out there so that I have a standard response to the Polyanna position taken by the Fulmerites on record.Uhhhh...Did you catch the post a few below that where I said I was being sarcastic.
I could not imagine anyone choosing to vomit in your bathroom instead of a dump. I'd leave both.:birgits_giggle: