Volsfaninva917
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correct, but neither position is right at the moment!:boredom:
No they arent but i stopped believing in anything UT football until I see it, not trying to be negative about it just been let down so many since 1986 was born into UT athletics. Lol i actually told my dad Saturday night thanks for putting the burden of fan hood on me. Kind of like crack to a crack head no matter how bad it hurts you you always come right back to it
if it is too much for you, you can always go the easy way and be a bammer fam. :ermm:
if not, welcome to the ranks of the real fans, volunteers forever!:rock:
I think the fact that I have written a check to the university every year since 2008 speaks plenty to me being a "true fan" just because people get pissed doesnt mean they arent a fan
I think the fact that I have written a check to the university every year since 2008 speaks plenty to me being a "true fan" just because people get pissed doesnt mean they arent a fan
If OK even thinks they could come to Neyland and get embarrassed they will write us a check and schedule OBU faster than you can blink.I don't think we should but it out. We probably won't win next year (it might even get ugly), but that 2015 game in Neyland is an opportunity for our team to make a statement on a national stage.
The game that should have been bought out was this year's Oregon game. Tennessee plays a hard enough in-conference schedule. There is no reason why we should add to that with an out of conference team. Schedule an NC State, VTech, Oregon State, Minnesota, etc... These games are manageable. At least until this program gets its feet back under it. Losing seasons are doing nothing but hurting the cause.
Unless we're unexpectedly good next year, Oklahoma will not be worried about getting blown out in 2015.If OK even thinks they could come to Neyland and get embarrassed they will write us a check and schedule OBU faster than you can blink.
Consider buying out the Oklahoma game for the better of the program in the long run? I was upset when dooley backed out of unc but damn we have struggled to get to 4 wins so far this year. So would it be in the best interest to buy them out and play a weaker opponent at home or just man up and play them and risk getting blown out and losing confidence in the first few weeks of the season?