One thing fuzz has right though is that our beloved Vols will never be relevant again in this system. All the talent is concentrated right where the media wants it. Those teams that the media has deemed champions will be the champions from here on out. The media loves to see the Vols fail. We will live in mediocrity forever with maybe a few flashes of brilliance.
One thing? The Vols are settling into their rightful place as a middle-of-the-pack SEC school. The sooner the fan base accepts that (which may never happen), the sooner our fans can go back to enjoying college football.
I'm all for having winners and losers, I'm just against
sore losers. Before the ESPNification of sports, it just wasn't as big a deal, and everyone could just enjoy college football. I realize some are too insecure to reconsider how they view things, and have their manhood wrapped up in things like
being right and
winning. Participants may not deserve trophies, but they do deserve appreciation and support.
I follow the team closely - am familiar with the entire roster and follow recruiting. That's hard to do with all the bitching from all the negative fans who're
never going to be satisfied. ESPN has gotten into their heads and they don't even know it. They want Scott Van Pelt's validation so bad they can't stand it. It's pathetic when you think about it.
You want to be a man? Accept defeat graciously.