Geronimo
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Lots of WR meeting room stuff.
Dooley is a weird guy. Backs down from Dez every time camera is on. Acts more like a star struck fan than coach.
For sure.
There was a time when two great rounds from Tiger would have wilted the rest of the field. Golf is in a different era now.
I think it was more that he is not spending money on it but is still a fan. He is upset with the admin ect and HOH just like the rest of us. He is not confident in CPF and CJP getting the support they need and deserve. He thinks this is the last chance with Phil to bring us back and Phil will do his best. He just thinks the admin will get in their way but if anyone can do it these guys can. So maybe I wasn't clear in what I wrote. Sounded like he will watch on TV and be a fan but is just tired like so many of the handcuffs that are put on the athletic program and he is not confident that it is fixed but Phil will give it a shot.
That makes more sense. On the whole issue, this is the last year with Bill as governor, so some influence begins to be diluted with his departure despite the family still trying to run things with their money. Having said that, how tied in is Randy Boyd with the Haslams? I know hes a Knoxville guy too.
Larry posted for the first time in several months in the Davenport thread. Nothing earth shattering. Just shows he has pretty much given up on UT football. Said they will take one more shot at it for the next 18 months but doesnt expect anything in his lifetime and no longer spends any money for the University.
Personally, if CJP doesnt pull this off, I do not think we will ever get back to being back at the top again.
More and more long-time donors are disengaging. UT has become a has-been in most of the sports we used to dominate. We didn't just backslide; we've been scraping around the bottom for a while and have been incapable of finding the way back. Programs like SCAR and Miss St have passed us in multiple sports-- both men's and women's.
The reality is, we're far away from winning a national championship in any sport, especially football. And fans and donors have lost patience.
He has had several good tournaments now. Not just this weekend. He showed enough this weekend that he can win a tournament again. That was always the question.
He has. He is definitely feeling healthier and his putting was terrific this weekend. I guess I want to see him one before I say he is back. I really hope he is.