If it's truly King Phillip I, all of this is completely worth it. That will mean the House of Haslam no longer controls the throne.

Leach is a painful battle to lose but winning the war is worth it.

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Posted by the808bass

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Member since Oct 2012

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Posted on 12/1/17 at 1:14 pm to Prof

You won the battle and lost the war.

If you think Phil Fulmer is the answer, the question is fricking retarded.

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Posted by TidalSurge1

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Member since Sep 2016

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Posted on 12/1/17 at 1:51 pm to Prof

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If it's truly King Phillip I, all of this is completely worth it. That will mean the House of Haslam no longer controls the throne.

Leach is a painful battle to lose but winning the war is worth it.

Shite done got real.

Possible side effect maneuver: Washington State President likes Currie. Leach is supposed to have some say in choosing their new AD. I suspect Currie and Leach made a "scratch my back snd I'll scratch yours pact" in LA yesterday. Currie becomes WSU AD, Leach gets fat new contract.

Big questions: Peyton sided with Haslam, without caring how it hurt UT, in exchange for Haslam promising to help the Mannings get an NFL franchise. What's next for Peyton? How do Vol's fans feel about their beloved Peyton betraying UT for the sake of his own greedy self interests?

What a shitshow! Yet I can't look away.