It has been hard to watch UT football these last two years since in addition to watching the players; we listen to the television commentators who are also amazed at what is happening! We, and they, wonder if the offensive coordinator and the head coach will overreact to a play (as was done this evening with Clausen and the interception) and make a quarterback change or as with last year wondering what in earth would have to happen for a change to be made. (And change only came after an injury!)

Sometimes it is time for a change…even great coaches are only great when the game is their game, but when other teams change and the game continues to change, and they do not. Then the answer is easy…GO!

What do we need to get Clausen’s younger brother or any other top recruit to come to Tennessee? It is the promise of support, excellent coaching and the opportunity to achieve greatness as part of the Big Orange tradition.

I have attended UT games from the time I was three years old and never before found it hard to watch UT play ball. I will not be watching the Notre Dame game as it is not fun and it rips me apart to constantly keep my attention on the coaches and not the game.

at the local krispy kreme!

The offensive coordinator has lived off one game for 7 years. And that was with someone else's offense. It is sickening to see so much talent do so little year after year. The offense looks almost every game like they didn't even know that there was a game that day. That's a lack of preparation and discipline and that comes back to coaching. You can blame the players all you want but players come and go and the problems are the same. The defense plays with passion and discipline most of the time. That tells you that it's not all about the head coach. It's the offensive coach. I'm not sure if I'll renew my 4 season tickets (and the accompanying donation) next year unless something changes. We should be playing for a championship but we may not even play in a bowl game. Unbelievable!!