Rishvol
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fair enough.Something lost in all this is the fact that although Plowman and White deserve their flowers for how they navigated this, Greg Sankey threw his significant weight around to defend us from heavy sanctions as well when he could have easily just stayed out of it and (imo) would have a few years ago.
Says a lot about how the SEC views Tennessee as a contender and revenue generator going forward.
I for one am very glad we don't get into bidding wars, especially for high schoolers. They've proven nothing.This makes a lot of sense for coaches like Heupel and Barnes. They'll go get an established commodity for a year or two when they miss on the big fish prospects instead of going for prospects who aren't passionate about coming to UT. I think we are seeing this more and more with the football prospects Heupel is targeting and those they seemingly 'let go' or don't get into the bidding war for, if that narrative is true.
Pat cried.
They aren't acting in good faith.These analysts are really flubbing this. They're purposefully leaving out the most important piece of context because they want to paint the Vols with a sour brush.
Tennessee cooperated to the utmost degree. An unprecedented level of cooperation. They stripped naked for the NCAA.
These analysts could be using the opportunity to highlight this as a bold move that paid off and an example set to the rest of the country - ADs, Chancellors, and Presidents - on what to do in the future. It's a new leaf. Cooperate and we will give you a wrist slap. Don't cooperate and we will come down hard.
These analysts are really flubbing this. They're purposefully leaving out the most important piece of context because they want to paint the Vols with a sour brush.
Tennessee cooperated to the utmost degree. An unprecedented level of cooperation. They stripped naked for the NCAA.
I don't "think" it, I know it.Just want to admit something here about Donde Plowman, and the UTAD. Ive never been a fan of either Plowman or Boydo. First im happy it wasnt my decision to fire Cornbread with cause and not pay his buyout. Second, their insanely long, costly investigation paid off? I think, this feels like winning.
Well done to you both.
And did a pole dance, too.These analysts are really flubbing this. They're purposefully leaving out the most important piece of context because they want to paint the Vols with a sour brush.
Tennessee cooperated to the utmost degree. An unprecedented level of cooperation. They stripped naked for the NCAA.
These analysts could be using the opportunity to highlight this as a bold move that paid off and an example set to the rest of the country - ADs, Chancellors, and Presidents - on what to do in the future. It's a new leaf. Cooperate and we will give you a wrist slap. Don't cooperate and we will come down hard.
I know late to this post, butI also kind of gained respect for Pruitt, he doesnt seem like that bad of a guy. He paid someone’s medical bills, as well as helped another person pay for their car. Not to mention, he also cooperated and helped Tennessee out in terms of the investigation with the NCAA, and cooperating with the interviews