GoBigOrangeUT
Kind of hot in these rhinos
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You're forgetting about the investigation. He had to goAll people had to do was give the guy another year with a regular offseason to see if he was able to turn the program around. If not everyone gets their wish and public perception is much more positive. Instead we suicided our program to save money and push out a HC and AD. No talent will stick around and we will have a Vandy level recruiting class. Why the boosters, administration, and fan base wanted this, I’ll never know, but Plowman just delivered the death blow.
The best part is I still see sheep in here dropping Campbell, Bob Stoops, Lincoln Riley, etc as possible hires.
Can you give me one example where the glazier firm helped a university turn themselves in and the NCAA went easy on them..... I wouldn’t make much..... my advice is to tell the NCAA FU.... we didn’t do nuthin...... as for my advice for tenn..... it would have been do a coaching/AD search on the sly..... fire Pruitt at end of season for 3 -7 record..... immediately name new coach and staff.... work to finish recruiting and recruit players on campus.... cover up any improprieties Pruitt and staff was involved in.... dont report anything except maybe a few secondary violations.I don’t think you understand the purpose of hiring outside counsel who specialize in this field. The Glazier Firm gets paid rates up to $500/hr to advise universities on how to achieve the best outcome with the least amount of impact on the school. They are both counsel and advocates for the university, not the NCAA. This is how the Glazier Firm advised Tennessee on how to proceed, so Tennessee followed that counsel.
If you think you can give better advice to universities on how to manage the NCAA, I’d encourage you to market your expert services. I hear it pays very well.
"lack of institutional control".I agree with cleaning the slate. Most of us feel that was the right decision, and there's still a bit more cleaning to come. And no question, Boyd was involved as was John Compton. Others were kept more in the dark.
But let me ask you this: do you think with all the blatant, sloppy, egregious cheating running rampant throughout the program, carried out in plain sight and shocking enough to necessitate the termination of half the staff-- with all that, we're supposed to believe nobody above Fulmer had a clue what was going on? The buck stopped there, and it was innocence, virtue and high principles above Fulmer and Pruitt?
It's sausagemaking at any bigtime program where it's win at all costs. None of the UT power trio are new kids on the block. It happened on their watch, and they know how winning programs win. Did they think they ran the only clean program in the SEC? Were they oblivious... indifferent... or willing to look the other way until it suited their purposes not to?
She could have handled this investigation much different instead of opening everything up for the NCAA to walk in and not even have to do work to give us the Death penalty. She has killed the program. We will not get a good AD or Coach to come to this mess.Her hands were tied when the leak came to her....she could not have turned the other way. This is not on her.
Exactly. That’s who I’m here for.Addition by subtraction. Give me kids that I can root for and Ill keep rooting