Dooley: “I Can’t Change What Happened”

September 27th, 2011 03:22 PM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink ║ Schools: Tennessee
Tags: Derek Dooley, Lane Kiffin, NCAA, UT

For all the Tennessee fans who’d like to get their hands on Lane Kiffin, there’s one guy who’d love to be at the front of the line — Derek Dooley. The alleged scofflaw tactics of Kiffin and his staff have once again left UT’s current coach answering questions about potential violations he himself had no hand in:

“You never want anything to come out on your program that somebody might perceive as negative. But you know what, I can’t change what happened. All we can deal with is make sure everybody understands taht this wasn’t under our watch, and it wasn’t involving a coach on our staff and it doesn’t involve a player that’s been in our program.”

Dooley also stated that he hopes the NCAA “is going to stay consistent with what they’ve done, which is, ‘Let’s target the people that make these mistakes, not the programs.’”

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