weirdfishes
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Here's another thought while I'm still 3 pages behind. If fans wanted Gruden to come to Tennessee before learning of Haslam's back stab with Schiano, why would the back stab make people go out on getting Gruden? Shouldn't we demand Gruden even louder? It's not like Haslam's move magically made Gruden a bad coach in a matter of hours.
Food for thought.
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Dude, Frost just finished an unbeaten season and that UCF team would demolish half the teams in the SEC.
Hope you're right that we've reached out to Brohm. Personally, at this point, I think we reach out to Norvell too. Most anyone is better than the road we were about to go down earlier today.
Well said Sara.Now that I've had a chance to process the events of yesterday. My opinion is simple, no need for a coaching search at this time. The first order of business is to remove Currie from his post, ASAP. Now, you can choose to sit here and complain, or you can start sending emails. I tweeted Davenport yesterday evening and plan on sending emails once I get to work this morning. I still don't know what to make of what happened yesterday.....I cannot comprehend how Currie could not release a statement. Complacency will be my reasoning for his removal. If he was or wasn't meeting with Schiano, he had a responsibility to address the people that employee him, that is us!
if enough people buy that nonsense, then the Schiano fiasco becomes "mission accomplished".
fans are so relieved that the Schiano deal is dead, they willfully swallow a lower tier coach and VOILA.
Tennessee football stays stuck in mediocrity.
Miracles do happen and Gruden is the RIGHT coach for the Vols.
if enough people buy that nonsense, then the Schiano fiasco becomes "mission accomplished".
fans are so relieved that the Schiano deal is dead, they willfully swallow a lower tier coach and VOILA.
Tennessee football stays stuck in mediocrity.
Miracles do happen and Gruden is the RIGHT coach for the Vols.