Brave Volunteer
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Bama, after probation, heavy sanctions, and Dubose, Price, Franchione, and Shula, had to make their hire count. They wouldn't take no for an answer, and they pressed on until January until they had a coach they were satisfied with
Bama won the 1999 SEC title. One year later then the last title you people enjoyed.
Gee, I can't wait for you to start apologizing for everyone over here who obviously can. In that you feel the need to change post. Happen a lot?
Bama won the 1999 SEC title. One year later then the last title you people enjoyed.
Gee, I can't wait for you to start apologizing for everyone over here who obviously can. In that you feel the need to change post. Happen a lot?
Bama, after probation, heavy sanctions, and Dubose, Price, Franchione, and Shula, had to make their hire count. They wouldn't take no for an answer, and they pressed on until January until they had a coach they were satisfied with. They are, once again, the best program in college football by a large margin. Tennessee just found themselves in a similar situation, minus the sanctions. Apparently, we just took the first guy who said yes.
I know people are going to talk about how Jones was the only one willing to take the job, but in spite of this train wreck of a coaching search, I find that unlikely. People spent the last three years convincing themselves that an obviously terrible coach was good at his job. I hope our fans will be a little more honest this time around. Ignoring reality just makes it take longer to fix the problem.
Maybe in a few years, we'll realize that the football program won't be fixed just because "we are Tennessee." We're only going to get what we demand. I firmly believe that Tennessee has the resources to have a successful, if not elite, football program. Maybe someday, Tennessee will believe it, too.
The ultimate difference is that Alabama would never hire a TN grad to run their coaching search and then just sit back and watch as he floundered around, offering second tier candidates and working down the list.
Bama won the 1999 SEC title. One year later then the last title you people enjoyed.
Gee, I can't wait for you to start apologizing for everyone over here who obviously can. In that you feel the need to change post. Happen a lot?
The ultimate difference is that Alabama would never hire a TN grad to run their coaching search and then just sit back and watch as he floundered around, offering second tier candidates and working down the list.