Fire Fooley.

That was the message - apparently aimed at Vols Head Coach Derek Dooley - painted on 'The Rock' on the University of Tennessee's Knoxville campus Sunday morning.

The message was accompanied by a crossed-out pair of orange paints as well as the words, "Not SEC-worthy."

The messages were quickly covered with gray paint, however, a move university officials say they were not behind, adding that, in the rare cases it has happened, the university uses white paint.

Three more employees are suing the University of Tennessee for on-the-job discrimination and retaliation.

Jenny Moshak, Heather Mason and Collin Schlosser filed the latest suit. Many Lady Vol fans will recognize their names; all three have a long history in strength and conditioning for the Lady Vols.

In the suit filed this week, Moshak, Mason and Schlosser claim they received less pay than their counterparts in UT's men's athletic department, even in some cases when doing more work.

Tennessee Vols head football coach Derek Dooley joked about his hip being injured with the media Tuesday morning, then that afternoon had surgery to repair it, according to Volquest.com.

Dooley had noticed the injury several weeks ago, but thought it was a muscular issue.  Last Friday, he went in for an MRI, and yesterday doctors quickly arranged the surgery to repair a fracture in his left hip.

Surgeons inserted a pin into his left hip.  According to Volquest, Dooley's only other option was a full hip replacement.