(11-21-2015 10:11 AM)Cataclysmo Wrote:  

(11-21-2015 05:31 AM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  

(11-20-2015 10:53 PM)Cataclysmo Wrote:  

(11-20-2015 10:41 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Won't matter. The koolaid drinkers and the administration will just lower the bar some more. As long as people buy seats, Bohn won't care.

You must think you're the only one who realized the Tuberville thing wasn't work, yeah?

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Not sure where the heck you get that from my post but whatever floats your boat.

What makes it particularly interesting is that you led the charge for a long time of tamping down any seditious opinions of criticism of this bafoon.

But as Saul of Tarsus was struck on the road to Damascus the congregation gladly welcomes a new convert who has finally had the scales fall from his eyes. Better late than never.

I led the charge to wait out his second season so we could stop spamming these boards with constant posts about firing Tuberville and accusations that this fan base is drunk on the riverboat gambler. I'm so tired of hearing you talk about the "Kool aid" drinkers like there is some significant cult of the fan base destined to KEEP Tubs around. There isn't. The only thing most people wanted was patience. And after waiting it out, it's pretty obvious we are fed up too.

End of rant. Let's go back to talking about basketball.

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I don't get the Kool Aid drinker thing either. I've had patience and was willing to wait it out, but I no longer think we can afford to. Bohn thinks we need butts in the seats; this isn't the way to do that.

Last night is a convincing argument that Tuberville is not delivering. UC cannot ignore what is happening on the field.

I don't remember how much TT's buyout is, but I'm guessing UC can get a hungrier coach at half the price, and that discount can help pay for TT's departure.

Mine is not a rant; it is just a stark realization. Our school just spent $80M+ to build the football product and it will soon be in the predicament of not having enough buyers to pay for it.