Obviously, I have more than spoken my piece on the Britton Colquitt “incident.” In fairness to Phillip Fulmer, however, I wanted to point out the fact that Tennessee isn’t the only school having a rough time with discipline at present.

It appears that Bammer is having a hard time keeping their players from randomly committing armed robberies on campus.

Meanwhile Les “the Great Hat” Miles’ quarterback is in more trouble than I even know how to describe, and has managed to get himself, for all intents and purposes, kicked off the team.

Anyway, whatever it is that is causing all of the SEC’s football players to suddenly become public enemy number 1, it is widespread…

If college football is to continue to exist in the manner it has, then coaches across the country are going to have to impress upon their players the fact that they must abide by the rules and must obey the law.

I just hope the Tennessee Volunteers figure that out soon…

– Go Figure …

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