Arkansas fans, thread from Ole Miss Spirit you might appreciate.

Where are we?

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1) The fans distaste for the program's leadership has erupted into unprecedented public displays of dissatisfaction designed to effectuate a change. These "displays" are personal, persistent, and well funded;

2) The National media picks up on these displays, and the program, and it's fans, soon become a laughing stock in the conference and world of college football;

3) The long term A.D., who was previously involved with the program's "glory days" prior to becoming A.D. is on shaky ground, and it looks like he will lose his job -- if he doesn't step down first;

4) The Chacellor -- long thought to be sufficiently isolated from football results, is taking significant criticism for failing to address the percieved crisis within the program;

5) Coach David Lee is being criticized for conservative play calling, running the ball too often on first down, and refusing to shake things up;

6) People are calling for Coach Houston Nutt to be replaced. They are fed up with the team's lack of consistency, consistent under achievement, lack of team discipline, and insufficient recruiting. People have attached the nick-name "quarterback-killer" to him, and often refer to the lack of developed high school quarterbacks within the program. They are put off that he's publicly flirted with other jobs in order to posture for raises. They also grow tired of his constant excuse making -- i.e. injuries, tough schedule, young players, and "poor execution" by the players;

7) Fans are upset that many on the coaching staff are retained simply due to being related to Houston Nutt, or having coached with him for several years. They cite to Danny Nutt, Mark Murcuson, David Lee, James Shibest, Don Decker, and Chris Vaughn as examples. There is also talk that he refused to allow a young up and coming innovative offensive coordinator to "stretch his wings", and the young coach leaves to assume a less pestiges job;

If you said we're talking about Oxford, Mississippi in October 2011 you'd be wrong. This is what was happening in Fayetteville, Arkansas in October 2007. We all know how that one ended, why would we expect this to end any differently?