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GVF, what is your stance? are you happy w/ fulmer and co. or are you ready for a change? I can't tell if you're just wanting to bust my rationale or you agree that they have to get their butts in gear and make ut UT again.
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.
so when can we decide he's not improving any further? my stance is that we weren't improving from 00-04, then officially fell apart and now things are back to sitting in the middle again. i think we have to beat florida next year and at least be in the SECCG and get an at large BCS... enough is enough and it's time for a change
If you really want to complain about someone in the program... complain about the idiot who does the scheduling.
It is time to clue in... you don't get punished for playing a couple of real losers including a 1AA team. The teams that do prevent injuries and get their back-up players significant time on the field.
UT next year will play Cal, So Miss, No Illinois, and La-Lafayette. Only the last one should be a complete laugher. The others could rise up and beat UT or at the very least match up physically enough to risk injuries.
UT needs to take a page out of everyone else's book and put a SEMO or WCU on the schedule in the middle to get healthy with a near guaranteed win. LSU and Auburn have made a living on those kinds of OOC games.
Why beat your football team up every week if there's no benefit?
I like the fact that UT plays decent out-of-conference opponents and never stoops to a I-AA team. UT is so far from competing from a national title right now that it's not like a loss would matter much in THAT department. And besides, why charge your fans full price to sit there and watch a scrimmage?
That said, if they're going to keep this convoluted system for determining who plays in the championship game, they need to add some component to reward teams that play tough OOC games. Early-season games like UT/Cal and Ohio State/Texas are great; the system should reward teams that have the stones to schedule those games, instead of just pounding on another directional school.
If you really want to complain about someone in the program... complain about the idiot who does the scheduling.
It is time to clue in... you don't get punished for playing a couple of real losers including a 1AA team. The teams that do prevent injuries and get their back-up players significant time on the field.
UT next year will play Cal, So Miss, No Illinois, and La-Lafayette. Only the last one should be a complete laugher. The others could rise up and beat UT or at the very least match up physically enough to risk injuries.
UT needs to take a page out of everyone else's book and put a SEMO or WCU on the schedule in the middle to get healthy with a near guaranteed win. LSU and Auburn have made a living on those kinds of OOC games.
Why beat your football team up every week if there's no benefit?
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