There's no question that things have been tumultous on Rocky Top
since Phillip Fulmer's second-to-last year at Tennessee in 2007
— the last time the Volunteers won more than seven games in a
season.  Fulmer's final campaign in 2008 ended without a
postseason berth. Then, Lane Kiffin stormed into town and
boasted that Florida's place atop the SEC East was nearing its
end.  A little more than a year later, Kiffin bolted Knoxville
to take the head job at USC.  Enter Derek Dooley, the son of
former Georgia head coach and athletic director Vince Dooley.
The former assistant to Nick Saban was hired away from Louisiana
Tech on January 15, 2010, mere weeks before National Signing
Day. Given an incredibly short amount of time to salvage the
year's recruiting class, Dooley managed to bring a Top 10 haul
to Knoxville.  Derek DooleyICONDerek Dooley is 11-14 in his
first two seasons in Knoxville.  But the expectations for the
team weren't high for 2010, and rightfully so. With some players
leaving because of the coaching