I think most wish Jimbo Fisher went to LSU

would take Jimbo 100 out of 100 times over Orgeron.

But my schools admins went cheap.

Here we are.

He’s solidifying the offensive line. That’s where it all starts.

Jimbo will do well at a&m but he would've been elite at lsu. Which is good because I want them to remain bamas little bros

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Nah, I'm pretty happy with the current setup.

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Who wants to tell him?

Oh gosh, I have triggered the bama inbreds...

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We’ll fire the inept athletic director in due time, then LSU will hire someone more competent and order will be restored. When Tennessee hires Pruitt, I laughed. But then I saw the progression that the Tennessee program made this year. Along with Pruitt focusing on the offensive line. And I have to say the guy gets it. He will be a contender.

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How come Missouri blew Tennessee out?

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Tennessee got whooped by a lot of teams. But I undoubtedly see a difference. Pruitt is trying to bring physicality to Tennessee. He knows that if he can solidify the run and take control of the clock then that’ll negate a lot of the other negatives. Look at his recruiting, he’s doing what’s right, not what’s popular.

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I've tried to tell people that our problem is that we're built like a 7 on 7 team. All of our talent is at the skills and we had no OL (a bad OL lost it's starting Center and one of the best OT's in cfb) and very little at DL. Even so, we were world's better than last season but you can't win in any college football conference consistently if you simply do not have the bodies on OL.

Every team we played had tight ends and LBs bigger than what we had left on OL.

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Yep, you get it.
I saw Tennessee play against West Virginia. The difference was the quarterback play and that’s it. Essentially Tennessee has the same line quality as the West Virginia mountaineers. But that is not going to cut it in the sec. Pruitt knows the drill and is addressing it nicely. Maybe I’m wrong, but I’m pretty confident that Pruitt will have Tennessee knocking on the door of a 10 win season next year. Then you add another year of quality line recruiting and the depth that comes with that and I guarantee you that Tennessee will be a force to be reckoned with.

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Unless Wanya and the other OL recruits can play immediately, I don't think we'll be that much improved next year record wise. I think our DBs will be good and our skills positions solid but we have two years of S&C and bad OL recruiting to make up for.

There's rumor that Trey Smith is going to try and return again but I wouldn't bet on it. Unless they can figure out what's causing the blood clots in his lungs it's just too dangerous for him to forgo the standard preventative treatment of blood thinners for life and you can't play on thinners.

We should definitely get Kennedy back at Center so that should help a ton -- getting both would be very good.

Really, our solution right now is recruiting. He may figure out a way to patch some of the holes with this class earlier than scheduled but it's a monster challenge. I like what I've seen coaching wise but roster wise we're just not ready.

The dumpster fire that is Tennessee will be an eternal flame. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if I don't live to see UT beat Alabama again.