Friday, September 30, 2005
Morley may receive more time at safety Morley may receive more time at safety - Friday, 09/30/05: "Coach Phillip Fulmer is turning up the heat on some of the Vols' younger players.
Among those he wants to see take a bigger step this weekend against Mississippi is freshman Demetrice Morley, who's pushing Antwan Stewart at strong safety."
Rigged for smooth sailing: UT running back ready to shine
Clausen says he gets too much credit for Tennessee's win
Among those he wants to see take a bigger step this weekend against Mississippi is freshman Demetrice Morley, who's pushing Antwan Stewart at strong safety."
thedailytimes.com - Clausen says he gets too much credit for Tennessee's win: "``I'm only one piece of the puzzle. A lot of people are kind of giving me a lot of credit where it's kinda not due. C.J. Fayton, all those receivers, Chris Hannon, Robert Meachem, Jayson Swain, Bret Smith, Josh Briscoe. Those guys played phenomenal. The offensive line did a great job. The running backs, fullbacks, tight ends blocked and made plays. I just started off. Those are the guys that make the plays,'' Clausen said."
Experts weigh in: The future of the Vols' QB
Thursday, September 29, 2005
Teammates excited to have Clausen as starter Teammates excited to have Clausen as starter - Thursday, 09/29/05"When we were down 21 points, he came into the huddle and said a joke. I almost cracked up laughing a little bit.'
He said, 'Why the long faces? We're about to go down here and score,' Swain said."
Great picture...Fulmer a Looter?
He said, 'Why the long faces? We're about to go down here and score,' Swain said."
This was just too funny to not post. Hat tip to Volpimp for finding this one. Courtesy of the guys at Georgia Sports Blog.
Tennessee will retire former Vol star Reggie White's number before the Ole Miss game on Sat.
Ed Orgeron Pic of the Day
Bertman apologizes to Tennessee
SPORTS - The Opelousas Daily World - www.dailyworld.com: "LSU athletics director Skip Bertman sent a letter of apology to Tennessee athletics director Mike Hamilton on Wednesday for problems encountered by the Tennessee buses Monday night as they approached Tiger Stadium."
Vols Back in SEC Race After Win Over LSU
Vols Back in SEC Race After Win Over LSU :: Win over Tigers prevents 0-2 start in conference play.: "Jonathan Wade, who had four tackles and a fumble recovery at LSU, earned a starting spot at cornerback ahead of Roshaun Fellows, Fulmer said."
Vols need to get over big win, ready for Rebels
thedailytimes.com - Vols need to get over big win, ready for Rebels: "The Rebels are not a test of Tennessee's strength among the best teams in the nation, but they are certainly going to challenge the Volunteers' ability to cope with reality after a very heady couple of road games."
Wednesday, September 28, 2005
Letdown Alert - Wild Boys
After a huge win on Monday, the Vols have to play Ole Miss after a short week of practice. This would be a prime game for an upset, so the Vols need to make sure they focus on Saturday's game and forget about Monday.
This may be old news, but for the record Ole Miss coach Ed Orgeron is INSANE. "Coach O started to walk towards the door. He looked back at the team as they passed around the box and said, "I'm going to walk out of here right now, and when I come back in here, I'm going to have my shirt off, and I want everyone of you motherf*****s to have your shirts off too." He walked out and everyone, confused, started taking their shirts off. Sure enough, O walked back in, bigger than alot of the guys on the team, without his shirt on. He started yelling and telling the team that they needed to get loud. He said, "When I point to this side of the room, I want you to say 'Ole Miss.' When I point to this side, I want you to say, 'Wild Boys.'" Standing there with no shirt on with every guy in the room shirtless, started pointing to each side of the room. Half the team would yell, "Ole Miss" while the other would yell "Wild Boys." Apparently it got pretty crazy and guys started flipping chairs, yelling, and throwing cooler across the room while chanting Ole Miss... Wild Boys.
He then stopped and said, "One more thing. If any of you motherf*****s thinks you can take me, you come up here and get a piece of me right now." Photo courtesy Sooner Fark
AP Wire | 09/27/2005 | No. 10 Tennessee names Clausen starting QB
No suprise here.
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UT-LSU one for posterity
No suprise here.
check out the rest of the blog
thedailytimes.com - UT-LSU one for posterity: "No matter what fate befalls the Vols the rest of the season, the 2005 squad will be immortalized for joining the select company of UT teams that achieved victory either by overcoming steep odds or staging a comeback of the first magnitude."
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
Greatest Tennessee Wins Monday night's victory over LSU was one of the greatest comebacks in UT history. Where does it rank in the list of Tennessee's all time victories? What's your list?
CLAUSEN NAMED SEC PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Nobody's All-American
ESPN.com - COLUMNIST/FORDE - Forde: Nobody's All-American"The hero of the greatest rope-a-dope performance since the original, Ali vs. Foreman, was Rick Clausen.
No, seriously. Rick Clausen. Nobody's All-American. The middle child cursed to be lost in the shadow of both big brother Casey (a four-year starter at Tennessee) and little brother Jimmy (one of the nation's top quarterback prospects)."
This is the kind of stuff they make movies about.......
Game Re-cap
No, seriously. Rick Clausen. Nobody's All-American. The middle child cursed to be lost in the shadow of both big brother Casey (a four-year starter at Tennessee) and little brother Jimmy (one of the nation's top quarterback prospects)."
This is the kind of stuff they make movies about.......
The 1st and 2nd quarters of this game have to be some of the worst Tennessee football I have ever seen. Offense, Defense, Special Teams, it just didn't matter. The team had no emotion and was not executing. The last quarter and a half.....sheer beauty. If Clausen is not the starting QB from here out, someone needs to be fired (I still think someone needs to be fired though....). Incredible win, to say the least. Defense held LSU to just 56 yards in the second half. They won the game for us. More recaps Here, Here, and Here
USATODAY.com - LSU, fans enjoy home, sweet home: "It was a stark contrast to the welcome Tennessee's team received when it arrived on campus two hours earlier. LSU fans rocked their buses and broke windows by throwing beer bottles at the Vols.
UT athletics director Mike Hamilton said the Tennessee party had four buses, and he was on the last one, which included other school officials and cheerleaders. 'They were throwing bottles at the buses and that kind of stuff,' Hamilton said. 'The bus I was on, they broke three of the windows.'"
Tennessee rallies to stun No. 4 LSU in OT
UT athletics director Mike Hamilton said the Tennessee party had four buses, and he was on the last one, which included other school officials and cheerleaders. 'They were throwing bottles at the buses and that kind of stuff,' Hamilton said. 'The bus I was on, they broke three of the windows.'"
SI.com - NCAA Football - Tennessee rallies to stun No. 4 LSU in OT - Tuesday September 27, 2005 12:34AM: "Rick Clausen returned to LSU and refused to let Tennessee be part of the Tigers' feel-good story.
The LSU transfer led the Vols back from a three-touchdown deficit and Gerald Riggs Jr. pushed into the end zone from a yard out in overtime to give Tennessee a 30-27 win Monday night in LSU's long-awaited, hurricane-delayed home opener."
Monday, September 26, 2005
MIRACLE!!!!!! Tennessee 30
LSU 27
Overtime
There is no QB controversy in Tennessee!!!!!!!
I have to go to the emergency room now as I am in cardiac arrest
Game Live Blog
LSU 27
Overtime
There is no QB controversy in Tennessee!!!!!!!
I have to go to the emergency room now as I am in cardiac arrest
We will be live blogging the game tonight. Follow along and join in in the comments section.
Louisiana Education
Injury Report
VOLS CORRECT OFFENSIVE LINE WOES DURING INDOOR SESSION: "INJURY UPDATE (LSU Week): Probable -- OG Cody Douglas (ankle/knee), DB Jonathan Hefney (shoulder), FB David Holbert (knee), LB Marvin Mitchell (shoulder), LB Kevin Simon (groin); Questionable -C David Ligon (ankle); Out -- C Richie Gandy (knee), DE Jared Hostetter (knee), DB Jarod Parrish (knee); Out for Season -QB Jonathan Crompton (shoulder), OL Cameron Mayo (knee), LB Rico McCoy (ankle). "
Vols ready for Monday night football
Sunday, September 25, 2005
Wishful Thinking Vols making most of LSU rain delay A positive omen
InsideTennessee.com: A positive omen: "Still licking its wounds after losing its SEC opener to Florida, Tennessee finds itself in the unenviable position of trying to bounce back on the road against the No. 3 team in college football Monday night at LSU.
Can it be done? Sure. Tennessee did it last year, in fact."
Can it be done? Sure. Tennessee did it last year, in fact."
Friday, September 23, 2005
Vols struggle to find offense Nashville City Paper: "Page 30 of the University of Tennessee football media guide extols the Volunteers as having “explosive offensive potential.”
Then why is 10th-ranked Tennessee last in the Southeastern Conference in scoring offense (24 points through two games) and ninth in total offense heading into Monday’s showdown with third-ranked LSU in Baton Rouge?"
TENNESSEE-LSU GAME MOVED TO MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
Then why is 10th-ranked Tennessee last in the Southeastern Conference in scoring offense (24 points through two games) and ninth in total offense heading into Monday’s showdown with third-ranked LSU in Baton Rouge?"
TENNESSEE-LSU GAME MOVED TO MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 :: The game will air on ESPN2: "this weekend's Tennessee-LSU game has been postponed until Monday. The change in date was caused by concerns about Hurricane Rita.
Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. Eastern time, with ESPN2 providing the telecast."
Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. Eastern time, with ESPN2 providing the telecast."
Thursday, September 22, 2005
McCleskey has new rebuilding job facing him McCleskey has new rebuilding job facing him - Thursday, 09/22/05: "KNOXVILLE — J.J. McCleskey has persevered his entire life. His motto: When things really get tough, he ducks into the nearest phone booth and puts that “S” on his chest. McCleskey could use some superhuman strength right now.
The former Tennessee football player and eight-year NFL veteran said he lost virtually everything in Hurricane Katrina.
“When you’ve seen what I’ve seen, you’re just glad you’re still alive and that your family’s safe,” McCleskey said. “Pretty much everything else is gone.”"
ESPN Gameday out for UT-LSU
The former Tennessee football player and eight-year NFL veteran said he lost virtually everything in Hurricane Katrina.
“When you’ve seen what I’ve seen, you’re just glad you’re still alive and that your family’s safe,” McCleskey said. “Pretty much everything else is gone.”"
BATON ROUGE – Due to Hurricane Rita and the uncertainty of the weather here on Saturday, ESPN's College GameDay has opted for another location for its show this weekend, producer Michael Fountain said on Wednesday night.
Fountain said this decision has no bearing on ESPN's telecast of the LSU-Tennessee football game, which is still scheduled to be broadcast to a national audience starting at 6:45 p.m. on Saturday.
Fountain said College GameDay will instead go to the Virginia Tech-Georgia Tech game in Blacksburg, Va.
"We are very disappointed about not coming to Baton Rouge and Tiger Stadium this weekend," Fountain said. "With the uncertainty of the weather, we just couldn't take a chance of not being able to have a show.
"We've looked at the LSU schedule and we are exploring the possibility of coming back to Baton Rouge on Oct. 15 for the Florida game."
Ainge regains confidences, feels relaxed after QB decision
Back on the bayou
Fountain said this decision has no bearing on ESPN's telecast of the LSU-Tennessee football game, which is still scheduled to be broadcast to a national audience starting at 6:45 p.m. on Saturday.
Fountain said College GameDay will instead go to the Virginia Tech-Georgia Tech game in Blacksburg, Va.
"We are very disappointed about not coming to Baton Rouge and Tiger Stadium this weekend," Fountain said. "With the uncertainty of the weather, we just couldn't take a chance of not being able to have a show.
"We've looked at the LSU schedule and we are exploring the possibility of coming back to Baton Rouge on Oct. 15 for the Florida game."
Back on the bayou: "Vols wide receiver Jayson Swain, learned about the travel arrangement through reporters.
'We're going down the day of the game?' Swain said. 'Oh. Hum. Gotta play football. Can't lose another game, whether we're going down game day or a minute before the game or two weeks before. We can't lose another game.'"
Vols entering the Tigers' den
'We're going down the day of the game?' Swain said. 'Oh. Hum. Gotta play football. Can't lose another game, whether we're going down game day or a minute before the game or two weeks before. We can't lose another game.'"
thedailytimes.com - Vols entering the Tigers' den: "``I think it'll be one of the most emotional games I've ever played in,'' Mitchell said. ``Even if the hurricane hadn't come, it'd still be an emotional game for them because whenever a top 10 team comes into Tiger Stadium, it gets ridiculous.''"
Wednesday, September 21, 2005
Vols, Ainge look downfield - Wednesday, 09/21/05
Vols, Ainge look downfield - Wednesday, 09/21/05: "Ainge, who was named Tennessee's for-better-or-worse quarterback on Monday, expects LSU to stack the box on Saturday and dare the Vols to throw the ball downfield.
After the Vols' passing performance in the first two games, he doesn't blame LSU either."
TriCities.com | Column: Vols have more problems than answers at this point: "We’ve got to get on the same page from a timing standpoint, with nobody looking over their shoulder all the time,' UT head coach Phillip Fulmer said."
Tennessee Readies for Unusual Trip to LSU
Oklahoma Agrees To Home-and-home Series With Tennessee
KOTV - The News on 6 - Oklahoma Agrees To Home-and-home Series With Tennessee: "Tennessee and Oklahoma have agreed to play a home-and-home series starting in 2014.
School officials say the Sooners will host Tennessee on September 13th, 2014. Oklahoma will play in Knoxville on September 12th, 2015. "
School officials say the Sooners will host Tennessee on September 13th, 2014. Oklahoma will play in Knoxville on September 12th, 2015. "
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Anxious LSU ready for some football Anxious LSU ready for some football Hype falls to reality thedailytimes.com - Hype falls to reality: "There's going to be a weird sensation hovering over the Tennessee football team this week. It's hangover from too much hype and not enough reality."......"And for every 1998 Tennessee team, there's this one."
Fulmer looking forward to LSU
Fulmer looking forward to LSU - Tuesday, 09/20/05: "Game-day travel: Fulmer downplayed any effect traveling to LSU on the day of the game might have on the Vols.
They're leaving around 10 a.m. on Saturday and will have meetings and their pre-game meal at a hotel in Baton Rouge before going over to the stadium.
'Our team completely agreed, and we addressed that today, that all the hardships those people (in Louisiana) are going through and have been through … that our little bit of an adjustment of the schedule is nothing in comparison,' Fulmer said. 'Everybody will be fine with it.'"
Ainge gets starting nod for Vols
They're leaving around 10 a.m. on Saturday and will have meetings and their pre-game meal at a hotel in Baton Rouge before going over to the stadium.
'Our team completely agreed, and we addressed that today, that all the hardships those people (in Louisiana) are going through and have been through … that our little bit of an adjustment of the schedule is nothing in comparison,' Fulmer said. 'Everybody will be fine with it.'"
Monday, September 19, 2005
Vols Offense This seems to be the consensus of what I am hearing on the internet and message boards.....
AINGE RETURNS TO STARTING ROLE AS VOLS LOOK AHEAD TO LSU :: Tennessee-Ole Miss Scheduled For JP And Afternoon Kickoff
AINGE RETURNS TO STARTING ROLE AS VOLS LOOK AHEAD TO LSU :: Tennessee-Ole Miss Scheduled For JP And Afternoon Kickoff: "INJURY UPDATE (LSU Week): Probable -- DB Jonathan Hefney (shoulder), DE Jared Hostetter (knee), C David Ligon (ankle); Questionable -- C Richie Gandy (knee), LB Marvin Mitchell (shoulder); Doubtful -- OG Cody Douglas (ankle/knee); Out -- DB Jarod Parrish (knee); Out for Season -- QB Jonathan Crompton (shoulder), OL Cameron Mayo (knee), LB Rico McCoy (ankle)"
Vols seeking special teams, QB answers
Vols seeking special teams, QB answers - Monday, 09/19/05: "For a team that seemed to have all the pieces in place for a championship run, Tennessee could be in danger of falling to pieces if the Vols don't get some things remedied in a hurry."
Flumer: Special teams need work
Morday Morning Musings: QB system hurting Vols
Rivals.com College Football - Morday Morning Musings: QB system hurting Vols: "Two games into the season and the Vols have 24 points and their next game is at LSU. UT offensive coordinator Randy Sanders might want to tune up that resume."
Fulmer mystified by QBs' no-shows
Fulmer mystified by QBs' no-shows - Sunday, 09/18/05: "GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Tennessee doesn't have a quarterback controversy. The Vols have a quarterback crisis.
Both of the players UT has relied on — Rick Clausen and Erik Ainge — to bolster the offense have been surprisingly inept."
Both of the players UT has relied on — Rick Clausen and Erik Ainge — to bolster the offense have been surprisingly inept."
Sunday, September 18, 2005
Tennessee Defeats ........... Itself A few thoughts on the Game
- Our Special Teams Suck. That was the difference in the game. Blocked Kick...Missed 3 points, dropped punt return....Florida FG, Insane fake punt......Florida FG
- We need to send someone to Virginia Tech to learn about Special Teams
- Defense played a great game except for the Florida touchdown drive
- I am not impressed with the Urban Meyer Offensive Revolution
Saturday, September 17, 2005
Game Day
It seems most of the pundits are picking the Gators to win today, but there is hope. The dynamic duo of Corso and Herbstreit both picked Florida. If that is not a good omen, I don't know what is.
Friday, September 16, 2005
Urban the Jean Short wearing Longhorn
It seems Urban Meyer loves the Texas Longhorns as much as his Jean Shorts....
Perspective Piece - Tennessee vs. Florida: "Welcome back, Vols and Gators. So glad that you’ve turned the clock back to the 1990s again. We’ve missed you.
Yes, after a bizarre three-year stretch without thermonuclear big-game buildup, five-star feel, or top-shelf sex appeal, this mid-September pressure cooker finally feels like a blockbuster again."
Fulmer: Tennessee has to eliminate mistakes to have a chance
Yes, after a bizarre three-year stretch without thermonuclear big-game buildup, five-star feel, or top-shelf sex appeal, this mid-September pressure cooker finally feels like a blockbuster again."
thedailytimes.com - Fulmer: Tennessee has to eliminate mistakes to have a chance: "Fulmer reported that linebacker Jason Mitchell should get the start at his outside linebacker position despite battling a knee injury from the UAB game."
Florida-Tennessee rivalry filled with storylines
Rivals.com College Football - Florida-Tennessee rivalry filled with storylines: "The Florida-Tennessee rivalry has produced some of the most memorable games in SEC history. But, when it comes to the sheer number of storylines surrounding the matchups, the latest meeting might be the runaway winner."
Thursday, September 15, 2005
Vol Bashing The boys at Every Day Should Be Saturday love to bash Fulmer, the Vols, and everything Tennessee. We all know it is pure jealousy. They do admittedly have a great blog. Those crazy jean shorts wearing, Don Johnson wannabe gators were kind enough to give us a glimpse at their new logo (click and take a look).....
Meyer latest SEC rookie Fulmer faces
Meyer latest SEC rookie Fulmer faces - Wednesday, 09/14/05: "Fulmer has had his way against first-year coaches in the SEC. He's 13-3, although the three losses have all come in recent years (LSU's Nick Saban in 2000, Georgia's Mark Richt in 2001 and Florida's Ron Zook in 2002)."
Vols pound it - Thursday, 09/15/05: "The Vols averaged 334 pounds across the front in their season-opening 17-10 victory over Alabama-Birmingham. That's nearly 1,700 pounds of beef coming at you.
For perspective, they're larger than everybody else in the Southeastern Conference and larger than many NFL teams."
Wednesday, September 14, 2005
The Meteor Game. Georgia Sports Blog: Rooting for Cataclysm: The Meteor Game.
Gotta be a Florida/Alabama game for me.
1 or 2?
Vols enjoying underdog role
Gotta be a Florida/Alabama game for me.
Sports - Jackson Sun - www.jacksonsun.com: "According to the latest betting line out of Las Vegas, though No. 5 in the national rankings, the Vols are a 6-point underdog to the No. 6 Gators."
Time for Vols to show their cards
thedailytimes.com - Time for Vols to show their cards: "There won't be any more holding back now.
With the first SEC game of national interest scheduled for Gainesville, Fla., on Saturday night, the Volunteers and the Gators won't be hiding any of their playbooks when they line up for the 8 p.m. kickoff."
Tennessee's schedule too tough to run table?
With the first SEC game of national interest scheduled for Gainesville, Fla., on Saturday night, the Volunteers and the Gators won't be hiding any of their playbooks when they line up for the 8 p.m. kickoff."
Tuesday, September 13, 2005
Meyer Insanity Plea
Florida Coach Urban "the chemist" Meyer shattered his goody-two-shoes image on Tuesday, revealing that he used an insanity plea to avoid a conviction for running a Meth Lab in Utah. Clausen ready for chance as No. 1 QB - Tuesday, 09/13/05: "'With Rick Clausen, all that kid does is win games,' Florida Coach Urban Meyer said"
Vols looking for third straight victory at Florida's Swamp
Southern Standard, McMinnville, Warren County, Tennessee Newspaper: "'Whether we're playing in the Swamp or playing on the asphalt it doesn't matter. We're going to have to go out there and execute the way we know how,' quarterback Rick Clausen said Monday"
Tennessee-LSU Game Set For 7:45 Eastern On ESPN
Vols, Gators to see new looks
Monday, September 12, 2005
Citing safety issues, official out of Vols-Gators game ESPN2 "The Season" follows Tennessee UPDATE - Looks like it will only be 1-2 episodes.
Looks like the same episode will be playing Crank up the Tivo. ESPN2 "The Season Weekly: College Football" will follow the Vols this season. It will air on ESPN2 at 1:30am EST on Thursday Night/Friday Morning. (The first episode will be on at 1:00am EST this Thursday). It will also air on ESPNU.
Fulmer hopes Gandy will play vs. Florida
Looks like the same episode will be playing Crank up the Tivo. ESPN2 "The Season Weekly: College Football" will follow the Vols this season. It will air on ESPN2 at 1:30am EST on Thursday Night/Friday Morning. (The first episode will be on at 1:00am EST this Thursday). It will also air on ESPNU.
Fulmer hopes Gandy will play vs. Florida - Monday, 09/12/05: "Tennessee Coach Phillip Fulmer said he's hopeful that senior center Richie Gandy will be able to play against Florida. Gandy returned to practice on a limited basis last week."
Meyer Finding Feel for Fla - TN Rivalry
CNHI Site Group: "Coach Urban Meyer knows little about the Florida-Tennessee series. He plans to learn a lot this week."
Sunday, September 11, 2005
ESPN fires longtime analyst Trev Alberts - Wednesday September 7, 2005 12:40AM SI.com - NCAA Football - ESPN fires longtime analyst Trev Alberts - Wednesday September 7, 2005 12:40AM
I was out on vacation and missed this bit of news. How great is this???
How good is Meyer? We're about to find out
I was out on vacation and missed this bit of news. How great is this???
How good is Meyer? We're about to find out: South Florida Sun-Sentinel: "A slip against Tennessee -- especially a bad slip -- and the incredible faith that has been placed in Meyer begins to erode.
All of a sudden those funny-looking formations will look, well, funny looking."
UT is likely to get more hits on Leak
Better run game crucial to Vols' success, Fulmer says
All of a sudden those funny-looking formations will look, well, funny looking."
Friday, September 02, 2005
VACATION UT secondary required an offseason overhaul UT secondary required an offseason overhaul - Friday, 09/02/05: "Roshaun Fellows doesn't remember how many passing yards Tennessee allowed last season.
All he remembers is the number 12 — as in the Vols' pass defense was ranked 12th out of 12 teams in the SEC a year ago."
Vols hold final practice before facing UAB
All he remembers is the number 12 — as in the Vols' pass defense was ranked 12th out of 12 teams in the SEC a year ago."
thedailytimes.com - Vols hold final practice before facing UAB: "INJURY UPDATE: Questionable -- DB Jonathan Wade (hip), TB Ja'Kouri Williams (knee); Doubtful -- DE Jared Hostetter (knee); Out -- C Richie Gandy (knee), C David Ligon (ankle), DB Jarod Parrish (knee); Out for Season -- QB Jonathan Crompton (shoulder), OL Cameron Mayo (knee), LB Rico McCoy (ankle)."
Thursday, September 01, 2005
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A good charity recommended by my wife. They have a good record of providing relief to disaster victims.
Hurricane Katrina Donations
UT's defensive goal is flexibility
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UT's defensive goal is flexibility - Thursday, 09/01/05: "'Our defense is built on pressure, but you've got to be flexible enough that you put your kids in a position to give them the best chance to be successful,' Chavis said.
There's no question that Chavis scaled it back a bit last season. He had a young secondary with a pair of freshman cornerbacks and a strong safety position that was in constant flux."
Shelbyville Times-Gazette: Story: Vols lose freshman LB for season
There's no question that Chavis scaled it back a bit last season. He had a young secondary with a pair of freshman cornerbacks and a strong safety position that was in constant flux."
Shelbyville Times-Gazette: Story: Vols lose freshman LB for season: "[Rico] McCoy underwent left foot surgery Wednesday at UT Medical Center and is gone for the season, head athletic trainer Keith Clements reported."
Riggs rebounds from 'dismal' start to featured Tennessee tailback
Riggs rebounds from 'dismal' start to featured Tennessee tailback - MSNBC Wire Services - MSNBC.com: "Gerald Riggs Sr. used two simple words to describe the start of his son's career at Tennessee _ dismal and painful."
Vols check on family then return to business of UAB
thedailytimes.com - Vols check on family then return to business of UAB: "Five Tennessee players hail from Louisiana, and most have already confirmed the safety of family and friends."
ESPN.com - Experts predictions
ESPN.com - NCF/PREVIEW05 - Experts predictions
Here is a list of the "Expert" predictions of the analysts at ESPN. We will be sure to rember this at the end of the season.
Here is a list of the "Expert" predictions of the analysts at ESPN. We will be sure to rember this at the end of the season.
