I too have grown wary of the fire Tuberville mantra but only because I've accepted the fact that he's going to be here and our program will continue to be stuck in the mud. My overall enthusiasm is at an all time low. I don't really have anything positive about the program to post so I just probably won't post much.

"He's not going anywhere. No one is happy with his performance."

Let's just put that at the top of the board. Done.

(01-08-2016 01:37 PM)Racinejake Wrote:  I too have grown wary of the fire Tuberville mantra but only because I've accepted the fact that he's going to be here and our program will continue to be stuck in the mud. My overall enthusiasm is at an all time low. I don't really have anything positive about the program to post so I just probably won't post much.

This is pretty much where I'm at. There is nothing exciting at all to talk about with the football program. At least with a change, it brings hope. Until that happens, my interest has waned.

(01-08-2016 01:37 PM)Racinejake Wrote:  I too have grown wary of the fire Tuberville mantra but only because I've accepted the fact that he's going to be here and our program will continue to be stuck in the mud. My overall enthusiasm is at an all time low. I don't really have anything positive about the program to post so I just probably won't post much.

I am right with you. Now that my daughter is playing a higher level of soccer on weekends. I will be more involved in that, and less likely to go to a game or watch on tv.

...considerably.

Sucks, too.

(01-08-2016 09:58 AM)bearcatmark Wrote:  

(01-08-2016 09:02 AM)Crewdogz Wrote:  Maybe we can have one epic thread of 1000s of pages like "All Things Realignment" that is "All Things Firing Tuberville".

As someone firmly in the Tuberville should be fired if a suitable replacement is interested camp, I get sick of every single thread being derailed with Tuberville should be fired stuff (or some variation of it). To me this would be an excellent idea People just keep creating some variation of the Fire Tuberville thread when there is no need to.

If I was still a mod, I would have:

1. Split CTT posts out of non-related threads
2. Merged all those CTT posts (and other "Fire CTT" threads) into the same thread

That is pretty much how the realignment thread began.

(01-08-2016 08:38 AM)uchoops Wrote:  

(01-08-2016 07:35 AM)CorneliusCat Wrote:  ... and that means that I do not buy any season tickets, donate a single penny, or do anything to help UC FB next year. Why should I sit here and participate in the decline of a team that was on a meteoric rise?

My early money says UC goes 4-8 next year.

Way to support the players....

If the man doesn't want to support UC Football to make a statement about the lame coach we have, its his choice. I have also said the same thing. Sometimes you gotta make a stand.

Besides, why pay money to watch this BS and thats just what keeping CTT at the helm is: BS.

(01-08-2016 03:06 PM)Brian_Johnson Wrote:  

(01-08-2016 09:58 AM)bearcatmark Wrote:  

(01-08-2016 09:02 AM)Crewdogz Wrote:  Maybe we can have one epic thread of 1000s of pages like "All Things Realignment" that is "All Things Firing Tuberville".

As someone firmly in the Tuberville should be fired if a suitable replacement is interested camp, I get sick of every single thread being derailed with Tuberville should be fired stuff (or some variation of it). To me this would be an excellent idea People just keep creating some variation of the Fire Tuberville thread when there is no need to.

If I was still a mod, I would have:

1. Split CTT posts out of non-related threads
2. Merged all those CTT posts (and other "Fire CTT" threads) into the same thread

That is pretty much how the realignment thread began.

I don't think this board is moderated, see my earlier comments about killer frogs CUSA board.

To confirm see all the posts we have today like the poll and the big East homer one which is nothing more than troll / flame bait.

Don would have thrived today.

I wouldn't be surprised if X fans or Miami fans were posting with some of these threads.

Of course, Tuberville stays. He's got a contract, and buying him out would be costly -- just now. Let's hope, however, that Bohn uses Tommy's quest for an extension as a vehicle to lay down the law as regards expectations and performance. Give Tommy a five-year extension, if that's what's needed to ensure recruiting continuity, but don't increase his buyout. And let him know that, if things don't improve next year and the next, he's out the door.

I don't think Tommy would balk at that, because he still makes big $$$ for two more years, and what other options does he have?

As regards Mick, he needs to read Mary Walton's biography of W. Edwards Deming, and he needs to visit MCRD Parris Island for a week or so to learn something about motivation.