re: Whose football program has more potential... Tenn or UGA?

da flagship

Wasn't talking trash, merely pointing out the inaccuracy of stating that Tennessee has access to more talent than UGA by using this past year as an example. Both teams were in a lousy state and we came out winning big. Maybe not a complete disproval of the original comment, but it does cast some doubt on Tennessee's relative prowess

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LSU, Bama, Tennessee, and Arkansas are far ahead of everyone else in facilities. I thought this was pretty well known.

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what does this have to do with the OP?

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Coming next year, a $50M, 145,000 sq foot add on that includes a 22,000 square foot weight room and 20,000 square feet of technologically advanced locker rooms and team rooms.

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not only does this not exist yet (if this were the case, I'd go ahead and count an indoor practice facility that has yet to be built), but you also picked one thing out of UGA's expansion and ran with it. We too added a new weight room and team rooms. Locker rooms were renovated back in the mid-2000's.

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Not to mention the 250M dollar renovation to Neyland that will be done by 2020.

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And Sanford is due to receive another expansion soon that will wrap around the East endzone and connect the uppermost deck to the skyboxes on the South end of the stadium. Will put us over 100,000 seats and require east campus road to be tunneled under the stadium

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not sure, we didn't have the instability that Tennessee has had to deal with as a result of the Kiffin fiasco

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Our numbers problem was almost 100% Fulmer's fault.

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Our numbers problem was almost 100% Fulmer's fault.

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So he wasn't the disciplinarian that Kiffin or Dooley was?

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and it wasn't helped by guys like Aaron Douglas, Bryce Brown and others leaving for various reasons both before, during, and after Kiffin

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Kiffin made the problem worse, but the vast majority of the issue is all on Fulmer.

The facilities currently are not close. You do not even have an indoor practice facility, while UT has had one for over 20 years. We have 3 outdoor 120 yard field and one 120 yard indoor field. The locker room in the stadium is the nicest in the nation as well.

Comparing future plans, UGA's drawings are not close to the link I provided. It will make Tennessee's facility the premier football training facility in the SEC, and outside of Eugene, the nation. Obviously schools keep outdoing each other, and in two or three years another school will pass us, but with your plans, it won't be UGA . You have a ways to go to catch Tennessee, LSU, Alabama, and Arkansas facilities wise, in part like you said because you drug your feet for so long.

okay man, whatever you say

idk why the vols are a little more testy than usual

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You think Georgia is good now

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nope. they were awful. my point was more along the lines of it a different environment when the vols had there hayday.

also was kind of a snipe after one of yall posted that UT was so far ahead of our program. which it isn't.