UT announces 7 future non-conference home football games

Hence, my confidence.

 

Well, then, it's a good thing I've not wasted my time.

 

Me: I really like this restaraunt, but the quality of the food isn't on par with their prices. Glad I stopped eating there.

You dipshit schleps in real life:
"It's always been shitty for the price. That makes it ok."
"Write the Governor, and give him an earful."
"Who in the hell are you to demand an equitable return in enjoyment of the food for the price you paid for it?!"
"Oh, the food is overpriced and tastes like shit? Besides that, what's wrong?"
"How dare you simply say that you've chosen not to buy a $2,000 gift card until the food is better, Lord Fauntleroy?"
"I'm so sick of your formulaic overreactions! Let me protest that with an even bigger and more formulaic and counter-overreaction, so as to prove me superior insight and intelligence!"

 

Football isn't food.

 

With all due respect, I don't think Haslam cares that I think Panera sucks.

 

If Tennessee is going to demand high-end premium amounts for donations + season tickets - and anyone want to argue that they don't do exactly that? - then they should be prepared, and it's entirely reasonable to expect, that they provide a similarly equitable product in the both quality and number of games which fans receive, in turn.

They've got the first part down-pat, like a well-oiled financial machine. They struggle on the backend.

And, where those struggles occur, they should expect both [itch bay]ing (that's what this is) and some people to not believe it's worth it, and not purchase tickets, anymore, and that's what I, and perhaps 2-3 others, have been doing, as a result.

But it's not the fans who are responsible for the shitty deal, but UT, and it seems ridiculously stupid to blame them for not smiling while eating their shit sandwich.

 

disappointed no one commented about Louisiana monroe.

 

They beat Saban.

 

I'd probably eat there with you, but untold numbers would get mad when I used steak sauce, cocktail sauce, ketchup or ordered a diet coke.

 

that 2000 team didn't. I'll still argue they are the worse fbs team to set foot in neyland. and I'm not sure it's close.

 

It did raise an eyebrow.

 

That 2005 Memphis team that we barely beat and the 2008 Wyoming team that did beat us were pretty rough. I don't recall 2000 ULM.

 

Troy in 2012 was pretty damn bad.

 

I was sitting in the skybox for that one

 

Is this where someone calls you an elitist? Seems to be the hip thing now.

 

It was the common people's skybox

 

we beat them 70 to 7. they gave up 70 to a fulmer run out the clock offense. they were awful

 

here, just watch. not like the 2000 team was world beaters either.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...2U9xZ3zOaSOoCvURQ&sig2=hAWNeNA1GgyJwciLCvd0MA

 

Didn't we win a squeaker against UAB, and carried our WR off like we'd won the Natty?

 

That apartment building east of the Masonic Temple?