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re: Holly Warwick is awful
Posted on 2/11/19 at 6:59 am to msudawg1200
Posted on 2/11/19 at 6:59 am to msudawg1200
^this guy gets it
I've never watched a single women's game in my entire life
Why watch when you know the average high school men's team would destroy any WNBA team
I've never watched a single women's game in my entire life
Why watch when you know the average high school men's team would destroy any WNBA team
This post was edited on 2/11/19 at 7:00 am
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Posted on 2/11/19 at 7:02 am to SmokingCabbageBrah
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Entend holly and cut her contract in half and spend the extra money on MENS basketball
Have a feeling those thinking Holly will be fired are in for a surprise. My guess is Fulmer would love to send a giant f you to the LV creeps.
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its just impossible to care about womens sports
Nothing to do with this for me. Everything to do with the LV fanbase. Just an insufferable, nasty group.
Posted on 2/11/19 at 7:16 am to volfan30
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Everything to do with the entire VOL fanbase. Just an insufferable, nasty group.
I agree.
Posted on 2/11/19 at 7:26 am to Bulldogblitz
Lady Vol fans are very different from Tennessee fans. Obvious you know very little about this subject if you can't come to grips with that. Pretty real rivalry between the women's AD and men's AD at Tennessee.
I doubt more than 500 of the 22K who were at the Florida game this weekend have attended a women's game this year. A lot of elderly folks at those women's games, but the non senior citizens are a special group. A total freak show.
I doubt more than 500 of the 22K who were at the Florida game this weekend have attended a women's game this year. A lot of elderly folks at those women's games, but the non senior citizens are a special group. A total freak show.
Posted on 2/11/19 at 7:46 am to SmokingCabbageBrah
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I've never watched a single women's game in my entire life
Yet here you are in a WBB thread thinking your opinion matters.
Just curious if you have children and any of them are girls?
What a wonderful role model you must be for them. Love or hate women's sports they have enabled women to get a free college education and go onto better things with that degree. Unlike the men's who have created prima donnas and greedy bastards I have seen women play much more banged up and still making grades in actual classes, not "Rocks for Jocks" type classes.
Not saying women sports are for everybody but I have enjoyed the friends made and the actual events from attending sports where friends and family are out there working their arse off. I sincerely hope you are just trolling and do not lose your mind when soccer and cricket replace football in a generation as both sports are already bigger globally and it is just a matter of time before our Asian and Indian overlords take over the US because folks like you have your head stuck in the sand.
Posted on 2/11/19 at 8:00 am to Bulldogblitz
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I'll guess.....male chauvinist beta internet tough guy
Wow. Another dumbass bulldog fan that doesn’t know what the hell they are talking about.
Posted on 2/11/19 at 8:14 am to Cheese Grits
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Yet here you are in a WBB thread thinking your opinion matters.
They are drawn to these threads like moths to a flame.
Some folks will crawl over a mile of flaming barbed wire to tell you how much they hate women's sports.
Be glad they leave it at that most of the time. The next step is in depth homoerotic paeans of love for male athletes. It can get pretty creepy.
Posted on 2/11/19 at 8:30 am to Cheese Grits
women's basketball can be fun to watch, especially when it's two evenly matched teams.
I'm not sure how Missouri did it, but they have the least SJW player on their team, Cunningham, she is tenacious and is a real tiger (pun intended) on the court.
I'm not sure how Missouri did it, but they have the least SJW player on their team, Cunningham, she is tenacious and is a real tiger (pun intended) on the court.
Posted on 2/11/19 at 8:32 am to Cheese Grits
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I heard that same tune after the fat man got the pink slip. Vols still have not recovered and now must go deep for a coach. That being said it is hard enough to follow a good coach but following Pat is like following Rupp. Pressure on Hall was immense and not sure many in the profession would have handled it as well as he did
That was a little different, in 2008 when Tennessee fired fulmer they hired Kiffin, whom at the time was considered 1 of the top if not the top available coaches. There was no way to know he was going to leave in february for the SC job and they kindve had their hands tied as most coaches had already made moves and signed contracts. The AD would have been better off leaving chaney the interim and making a hire when there was someone worth a shite available but instead we hired Derek Fing Dooley and signed him to a several year contract. The butch jones hire ended up being bad but on paper at that time he looked like a decent coach. Believe it or not its hard to hire a championship winning football coach. Ask anyone not named Alabama or Clemson over the last decade. Do you remember the Clemson vs West virginia game Dabo lost 70-33? How silly would firing him look now vs that night. Its hard to get to the top and things just dont fall into place sometimes.
Posted on 2/11/19 at 9:52 am to themicah85
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That was a little different, in 2008 when Tennessee fired fulmer they hired Kiffin, whom at the time was considered 1 of the top if not the top available coaches.
Not sure I believe this. If you said they hired him to get his dad that seems more plausible.
30 year old HC with no experience in college football outside the PAC and west.
That right there should have set off all kinds of warning flags. If you have the fat man slated for the pink slip you already have a below radar deal done at least 6 months in advance like they did when Louisville got rid of Crum for Pitino. Even when UK got blinded by Tubby's resignation they got Billy Clyde to fill the gap for 2 years before landing Cal and the "splash" hire.
Aside from age and experience some red flags should have been obvious.
- 04 - 12 as HC of the Raiders
- no recruiting history in the south
- no experience playing SEC schools as player or assistant coach
Not to be a total homer but getting coaches for the SEC usually means drawing from a pool east of the Mississippi and possibly a state west of it. Stoops has succeeded at UK because he already had ties to recruiting in Ohio which means 250 mile range of Lexington and more options.
The bigger point is you are Tennessee, and can be forgiven 1 slip up but now it has become a series of slip ups and you no longer have the upper hand when walking in a recruits home. Still not sure why the Vols did not make a run at Cutcliff especially as he did miracles for Duke.
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Believe it or not its hard to hire a championship winning football coach. Ask anyone not named Alabama or Clemson over the last decade.
I get it but you could at least stopped the bleeding getting a 10-2 type coach like Georgia had with Richt. It stops your free fall to the bottom and make it easier to get a Saban or Meyer down the road.
Posted on 2/11/19 at 10:09 am to rich4pres
Wow. Another dumbass VOL fan that doesn’t know what the hell they are talking about.
Posted on 2/11/19 at 10:21 am to kywildcatfanone
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I'm not sure how Missouri did it, but they have the least SJW player on their team, Cunningham, she is tenacious and is a real tiger (pun intended) on the court.
Tigers have had multiple good recruits in WBB and they are good, just have not gotten to great yet. If you think their WBB is tenacious, you should have seen their old VB team. Had one player who beat up her FB playing boyfriend and this asian chick I would certainly want on my side in a knife fight.
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