Event Details
- What: Tennessee vs. Georgia
- When: Saturday, Oct. 6, 2007, 3:30 p.m.
- Where: Neyland Stadium
- Cost: Not available
- Age limit: All ages
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Event Details
- What: Tennessee vs. Georgia
- When: Saturday, Oct. 6, 2007, 3:30 p.m.
- Where: Neyland Stadium
- Cost: Not available
- Age limit: All ages
With seven more games left in SEC play, Tennessee's conference fate has yet to be decided. And after Auburn's upset victory at Florida on Saturday night, the race is just starting to get interesting.
"It's a new ballgame in the SEC East race right now," UT coach Phillip Fulmer said Sunday evening during his weekly teleconference. "We need to take advantage of it and do our part, and we can only do that by getting better where we need to get better and get ready and just focus on Georgia."
Already a big game before Auburn's upset, Saturday's 3:30 p.m. kickoff against the No. 12 Bulldogs (TV: WVLT) just got a little bigger.
This week, Florida travels to LSU, which leapfrogged Southern Cal to take over the top spot in this week's AP poll, and another loss by the ninth-ranked Gators would put the winner of Saturday's game in control of its own destiny the rest of the way.
"From a positive standpoint that the race is really open," Fulmer said, when asked how he'll address the topic with his team this week. "Florida, from our standpoint, still has got to lose again. But we can only do what we can do about ourselves, and that's to make sure we're ready to play Georgia and play as well as possibly can. Literally take it one game at a time, and keep improving as a football team. That's our goal, to keep improving as a football team."
Vinson to Start: True freshman Brent Vinson will start this week at cornerback, Fulmer said.
Vinson had four tackles and his first career interception last week against Arkansas State, rotating with junior college transfer DeAngelo Willingham at cornerback opposite sophomore Marsalous Johnson.
Willingham and Vinson each will play considerable snaps against the Bulldogs.
Testing Colquitt: Punter Britton Colquitt could resume kickoff duties against Georgia, assuming his quadriceps muscle passes the test this week in practice.
Colquitt, who leads the SEC with an average punt of 44.2 yards in three games, initially injured the quadriceps while warming up before UT's final full scrimmage of preseason camp. Backup punter Chad Cunningham and place kicker Daniel Lincoln have kicked off, but neither has the leg Colquitt does.
"I think he's real close to being able to do everything," Fulmer said.
Wrap It Up: Doctors will continue to evaluate the wrap worn by quarterback Erik Ainge to protect the broken pinkie finger on his right hand.
The initial projection was that Ainge, who broke the finger the week of UT's season-opener at California, should be healed in four to six weeks.
"I don't know that he'll have to have (the wrap) on for the rest of the season, but a couple weeks ago it was really sore," Fulmer said. "They don't want that bone to move and that protects him. We'll find out during the course of week just where we are with that. It hasn't really affected him that much."
Quick Hits: Tennessee's defense ranks in the bottom of the SEC in major statistical category, and is last in three categories (tackles for loss, scoring defense and pass efficiency defense). … Despite being unranked in all three major polls, the Vols opened as a two-point favorite in early lines available Sunday night.
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Comments » 97
papavol writes:
GO VOLS! that is all
BigUn writes:
Actually, if you look at the East, every single team can say they control their own destiny, even Vandy!
I would be surprised if we win, but I think we have a shot though, however we will have to outscore UGA, because our Defense certainly isn't going to do anything.
orangeblood writes:
Two point favorite? wow...I mean, i personally think we win the game seeing as how georgia's o-line is questionable...and we are starting to put more and more pressure on the qb each week...and the secondary is getting better and better...and this will be the first game eric berry has played the same position for a consecutive time. I never would have expected to see us favorites though. Georgia doesn't have the playmakers on offense like Florida and Cal do, so that might have played some part. Coker is back in his form. Lucas Taylor is breaking out. I predict this to be a breakout game for Jonathan Hefney too. I guess we'll see what happens. GO BIG ORANGE!!!
andy112382#209793 writes:
Beat georgia! That will get things back on track, with Florida losing, the east is up for grabs.
GO VOLS!!!
OldNumber7 writes:
Once again we are hoping someone loses so we have a chance. This story is old - and usually we screw it up along the way. Hope we win - but this staff tends to find brilliant ways to choke.
DenmarkVol_aka_Mbumburu writes:
Coach Fulmer quote from 2005: "That's our goal, to keep improving as a football team."
Coach Fulmer quote from above: "That's our goal, to keep improving as a football team."
Okay, fine, Coach. How are we doing on that goal?
bloodrunsorange writes:
Go Vols! Some of us are still 100% behind you! Some of the know it alls didn't play college football like some of us and have never really coached anything where some of us have. They really don't have a clue. Ya'll will get it together. The speed will play and we will get back to winning! The DL must get their act together! Believe, I still do!
VOLFANSTKGA writes:
Georgia's gonna win and the only thing good about this game for me in the last 3 seasons is that there was enough stress and jumping around for me to pass to 2 kidney stones.
cgbtn writes:
One does not have to be a former college player or a coach to see that the players on a team cannot block and tackle, And, that is what football always comes down to: blocking and tackling.
DaveVol writes:
VOLFANSTKGA, funny!
DennisVols writes:
The one thing we learned this weekend, with 7 of the top 13 teams losing to unranked teams, is that anything is impossible. How many of the coaches that have been praised as being the kind of coach UT needs to win big games, lost games they should have won?
This along with several other close calls involving top 25 teams against unranked teams shows that college football is as exciting as it ever was. Teams that started off the season hot are now getting beat by teams that struggled early.
So many games involving top 25 teams that lost to teams outside of the elite rankings shows that the once powerful are vulnerable on any given game. When the NCAA decided to reduce the scholarships at each university did they envision such a weekend when the underdog would triumph?
It is easy to complain about the coach and the direction they are going when they are the only ones losing, but after this weekend we saw that the playing field throughout the BCS division has leveled out. Now KY is atop the SEC West. It has been 20+ years since they were last 5-0 to start a season. Two weeks ago Bama was ranked for the first time in a while and now they are 0-2 over the past 2 weekends and back out of the poll.
Keeping it Real!!!!
TheGreaterGood writes:
This might be the most even matching of teams to play this Sat. Maybe all season. For that reason it might be the most interesting to watch too. Two top notch coaches doing their best with what they have. Zero hype. Plenty of deficits. Go on to the field and slug it out for 4 quarters.
Ironcity writes:
The problem is we are just not that good. We have lousy players that are young, can't tackle and are undisciplined on defense. We have a QB who cant throw on the run, can't throw long or pump fake because of his Pinky. If Ainge is healthy I think we have a chance in a shoot out. Otherwise I think we lose big.
slojim writes:
Not since I witnessed us lose to Wichita State at home have I been as dissapointed with the state of our football program. Its a hard pill to swallow... The hardest part is watching our kids try to tackle... I am still pullin for them, but already looking forward to next year...if we lose to Kentucky and Vandy its a sure sign of the coming apocalypse (did I even spell that right?...must be my UT educasion).
Colliervol writes:
Of course anything can happen but given the stat under "Quick Hits", I find it difficult to believe that we are going to go undefeated the rest of the way. Don't see any teams on the schedule that are unbeatable but still.....
GreerVol22 writes:
I don't know destiny from shine-ola, but Chavis had better put in the blitz package on every stinking down...if they beat us deep a couple of times then we are no worse off...send more than they can block and fill the run gaps. Do it early. Do it often.
UTFAN1993 writes:
UT has been relentlously bashed in every press article and by alot of fan comments since losing at Cal and UF.This was one of the first weeks for UT to not even have a single vote given to them in the polls.That would rank them at least 40th or lower. UGA is 11/12 in the polls.How can any bookie even think that UT is a 2 point favorite?
"IF", "IF", UT won Saturday, would the win be an upset? Shouldn't it be considered a big enough lose for UGA to fall considerably in the polls, just like Louisville did a few weeks ago. I mean after all UGA is playing a nobody, according to all of the sportswriters and an awful lot of the "FANS".
tony3612#235512 writes:
win or lose its time for a change, the writing is on the wall.please refer to the go volsextra Phil Fulmer poll. his supporters are a minority and it is time to turn the page.we are tired at grasping at straws.
Hunter writes:
Tennessee received 17 points in the Coaches Poll this week. Here's betting Phil ranked us #9 in the country as "the best 2-2 team in America." Go Vols - PLEASE beat Georgia like a drum and try to get some momentum!
Mclevenger1682 writes:
Yet again I am apalled by some of the comments on here. One guy blamed his UT education on his lack of correct spelling? I mean come on. Where is the loyalty, pride, and joy to be a TN VOL? I live in Mesa AZ, I get asked everyday what it is like to go to Neyland on Gameday!! I live 15 minutes from Arizona State and I have been to a couple of their games. And all people want to know from me is, how different are we from UT? What can we do to have that tradition? We are spoiled! We have it so good. I support MY VOLS, I support Fulmer, I SUPPORT UT!!!!
Go VOLS!!!!
OrangeTint writes:
Gentlemen, touchdowns follow blocking as sure as night follows day. [General Robert Neyland - Big Orange Wisdom]
The season will take care of itself. The issues of the coaches will take care of itself at the end of the season, not now! Now is the time of all true Big Orange fans to support the players and the coaches for they need our support.
My girl, which has a master degree and is a big fan of the Vols, says to me, Dad they're only 18-22yrs old kids, they do make mistakes. I hate to lose just like you, but they're not perfect. She's right... Go Vols Beat Georgia Bulldogs!!!
vscebail#247785 writes:
NEWS FLASH: Tennessee had control of its own destiny 5 weeks ago when they walked out on the field against California. Tennessee also had control of its own destiny, in the SEC, 3 weeks ago when they walked out on the field against Florida. They failed miserably on both counts! So now we're supposed to be so excited because a couple of teams tripped up this past week-end. Yeah, I'm glad that Florida lost! -- but if we could just take care of our own business when we have the chance, then we wouldn't be reduced to always hoping that some other team would beat them. GO VOLS! I HOPE that you can win out. But HOPE is no substitute for consistency. Until we can be consistently competitive EVERY WEEK we will always be looking up at the polls HOPING that some-one better than us will lose. -- And that is NOT having control of our own destiny!
Mclevenger1682 writes:
LETS GO VOLS. There are still some of us that love you guys and cheer for you no matter what!!! I bleed ORANGE and WHITE!!! Lets go VOLS!!! BEAT the Puppies!!!
jweaver3#395614 writes:
I just love the negative TN fans!!! They truly are a joy to be around. Let's support the Vols, we have all been through the good and the bad.
The team needs our support.
GO VOLS!!!!
TXVOLSFAN
BEAT THEM DAWGS!!!
34-14
jweaver3#395614 writes:
Let's also start the FIRE BOB STOOPS website
the bum obviously isn't any better than Fulmer
getting rolled up by Colorado
and Mack Brown also
TXVOLSFAN
milescbt#218003 writes:
Slojim, just what year was that loss you witnessed to Witchita State? Never happened!
Go Vols!
missrvrvol writes:
Instead of controling our destiny, how about controling the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. GO VOLS!, but this game is a mismatch. Brown and Moreno will both rush for 100+ yards and we again will give up a big play on special teams. GA by 21 as this one is over by half. Please, Please prove me wrong
DennisVols writes:
You know the same ol folks leave the same ol garbage on every article at this site. Gloom and doom is all they know how to preach.
If you honestly don’t feel UT is a good program, if you really think we are doomed for a losing season why don’t you just shut the heck up and go somewhere else. Become a USC fan, at least until they lose to Cal and Oregon then you can bash their program as well. Hey CRVol do you think you can come up with something original. You haven’t said a thing different in weeks. Do you just copy and paste you minimal thoughts, maybe change the words a bit. We all know the stats and if that was all there was to this game then why even plays the rest of the season. I’ve seen your post where you claim to own someone, heck you don’t even own an original thought much less a vocabulary big enough to express it.
Don’t get me wrong I’ve seen better days at UT and hope to live long enough to see them again. But just trash talking, putting the team down without coming up with a real solution to the problem is a waste of time. No, posting a “fire foolmur” is not a solution. Most of the coaches that have been suggested as a great replacement lost this weekend to an unranked team. I’m still waiting on you season ticket holders that claim you are going to protest by not going to games to send me those tickets. Because if you are stupid enough to not go to a game that you have already paid for then I am smart enough to take those seats for you. Just how much of the $28 million it would take to buy Fulmer out has been raised? You sound like spoiled children that scream if they do not get their way.
The only two thinks that are guaranteed once you are born is taxes and death. (I know not original but necessary) UT is not guaranteed a championship no matter who is coaching, you are not guaranteed even a winning season at UT or in your tiny little lives. Be a real fan, think positive. There are 7 more SEC games for UT and from the way thinks look they have as good a chance to win all of them as anyone else. Ask K-State if they believe they can beat TX, Auburn about UF, USF about WV and the list goes on. If any of these teams believed what the “know-it all’s” had to say they would have lost this past weekend.
Keeping it Real!!!!
missrvrvol writes:
dlskaggs.
Be happy when we are 6-6. At least you can buy Music City Bowl tickets and not wait for someone to send them to you.
bpvol#216873 writes:
Try and get something straight..I am a FAN who has an opinion....
My opinion is that Coach Fulmer has lost what it takes to consistently lead the team back to a top 10 program.
I don't want the Vols to lose
I don't hate Coach Fulmer, I admire his loyalty
I am not negative....about the program
I don't write gloom and doom
I Love the Vols as much as anybody....
How does that make me any different than you folks that have a different opinion....
I just believe, based on the last 3 to 5 years, we are in need of a change and that Coach Fulmer has peaked out and is on the down hill side of being a HEAD COACH.
I will be there Saturday cheering as load as anyone....
don't automatically assume because I don't share your opinion that some how I am less of a fan....and my blood has now changed color...
GoVol writes:
bpVol - very well said and my sentiments exactly!!
I believe we'll will saturday, but in a very tight game until the end. Our D can't tackle and our coaches cannot coach (some of them).
Inside sources say that if Fulmer loses this one, he is history. I certainly do not want to lose, but I also don't want Fulmer around beyond this year. We need a change very badly. GO VOLS beat GA!!
Oldhickory writes:
Let's talk about Fulmer... Top 10 recruiting classes every year, Great talent at every position. National Championship...
Read 'em and weep. Hamilton - do the right thing and fire Fulmer.
==========
Years without SEC title: 8
Years without BCS bowl: 7
Years without top 10 ranking: 5
Years without AP Top 25 ranking: 2000, 2002, 2005, (2006-25th)
Years with 3 or more losses: 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 (5 straight years and 7 out of 8 )
Years with multiple losses to unranked teams: 2003, 2005
Years with loss in last 2 games of season: 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 (EIGHT straight years and counting)
4-8 (.333) vs. Spurrier: (2-3 since 1998 )
2-4 (.333) vs. Richt
1-3 (.250) vs. Tuberville
1-2 (.333) vs. Saban
0-3 (.000) vs. Meyer
9-17 (.346) 1999 - present vs. FL, GA, LSU, AUB (thank God for Zook!)
7-16 (.304 ) 2000 - present vs. FL, GA, LSU, AUB
5-15 (.250) 2000 - present vs. FL, GA, LSU, AUB excluding games vs. Zook
5-13 (.278) 2000 - present vs. FL, GA, AUB
3-12 (.200) 2000 - present vs. FL, GA, AUB excluding games vs. Zook
5-10 (.333) 2000 - present vs. FL, GA
3-9 (.250) 2000 - present vs. FL, GA excluding games vs. Zook
2-5 (.286) 2000 - present vs. GA
8-16 (.333) vs. Top 10 teams 1999 - present
1-6 (.142) vs. Top 10 teams at home 2000 - present
6-14 (.300) vs. Top 10 teams 2000 - present
17-21 (.447) vs. Ranked Teams 1999 - present
2-5 (.285) Bowl games since 1998 (all double digit losses)
2-7 (.222) Postseason record since 1998 including SECCG (all double digit losses)
GoVol writes:
Oldhickory - thanks for taking the time to post those stats. Even worse than I thought. The numbers do speak milestones. I've always know Fulmer against top teams and coaches was bad, but never really thought it was this terrible.
thanks
GO VOLS
vol4jesus writes:
The university owes you nothing _____hater. They field a team and play games . Fans are allowed to purchase tickets to come watch the outcome. If they don't like the results they don't have to come to anymore games til they see results they want. We create the situation to being more than it really is or needs to be. Orangetint's daughter nailed it on the 19-22yr. olds who make mistakes. If you think Tennessee is an exclusive to this just go back to this weekend and see how many Humpty Dumpty's fell off the wall. It's a GAME they play to win , but lack of execution shows up as poor results. It's a game.....ask the parents of the deceased Memphis player shot and killed last night how important wins and losses are in the big picture.
wkjq#213863 writes:
I would fire Urban Meyer if I were Fla. He got beat by lowly Auburn at home no less, at least we lost on the road to top 10 teams. Auburn is pathetic and UM can't beat them. RR should also get the ax at WV. Then you have Stoops, Saban, Spurier, Brown, and JoePa. All of these miserable lossers need to be canned, NOW!
vol4jesus writes:
No that was a CR___ clone in Old Hickory posting/pasting etc as his guru has taught him. Look back last x weeks and see that over and over and over and over..........
jdcdjc#246285 writes:
I want the Vols to win every game, just love Tennessee football, but lets be honest with ourselves, the game has passed Fulmer by. He gets good recruiting classes and then cannot put it on the field anymore. They need to let Phil go and get us a coach that can not only recruit but field a team that can compete in the SEC. We will be lucky to have a record this year that will get us in a bowl game. Just check our schedule, we will be lucky to even get a bowl bid.
footballfan writes:
Georgia likes to play zone coverage in the secondary. UT has an accurate QB. That spells success for the Vols. UGA has good RBs to hand off to. UT can't catch the tackling dummies in practice. That spells success for UGA. UT has shown that their special teams unit is indeed "special". UGA got them twice last year with players that are back again. UT put a beating on UGA last year and they want to make up for that. Richt has not lost at UT. Maybe it's just me but it looks like UGA should be a no-brainer for the win. Still, UT gets the edge in the betting circles? That is, to put it nicely, stupid. UT shouldn't be given a chance to win this game by anyone. They don't deserve to be thought well of yet. Even so, I can see UT pulling this off. I don't know why, but a win here wouldn't surprise me much. I guess I am as crazy as everyone else.
Go Vols.
Basketball_Jones writes:
Ya know as a Vol fan I understand what Cubs fans feel like (oh wait they won their division). You feel your team has a chance only to be disappointed and heartbroken. NO MORE! I don't they can beat Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina or Kentucky. They will beat Vandy, Miss State and La Laffy, if they do better then I can celebrate if they do as I plan then I won't be shocked and filled with hatred towards the whole bunch....Also who's to say Florida won't beat LSU? I mean did anyone think Auburn would beat Florida?
hueypilot writes:
Question to all those fans here who I regularly agree/disagree with. Was Meyer's timeout call expressly timed so the play would go on but not count good strategy or bush league.
I vote for chicken s$#% and altho Shanahan used it in the NFL a few weeks ago, I certainly hope I never see a Tennessee coach use it.
tnfanincali writes:
crazy season this year (anyone recognize some of the teams in the top 25?) as long of a shot as it is, i will be pulling for us to win out the sec east and then calling for fulmer to step down at the end. it is sickening to hear people on this website attacking players and coaches personally. call them out on their play and/or coaching all day, but also remember that these people bleed orange just like the rest of us. no one wins every game, and when a coach ceases to make the necessary changes, he should cease to be the coach. i love the vols, no matter who the coach is, or what our record is. we lost to a really good cal team, and florida has had our number for a long time. but the rest of the sec (as good as it is this year, more top 25 teams than any other conference) has strength and weaknesses just like we do. we have talent, lets just hope they step up their play and we get a few lucky bounces and we can win some of these games, if not all. being negative does not help anything... and please stop cutting/pasting fulmers record for the past 8 years. i have seen that same exact post so many times on this site in the past few weeks it is annoying...
bpvol#216873 writes:
hueypilot, I agree wholeheartadly. Its one thing to ice a kicker, its another to let it go that far.
In my opinion, their should be a rule against that..
Colliervol writes:
Huey, as long as that rule exists, it's both good strategy and bush league. Both the NFL and the NCAA should make rule that a timeout can only be called before the kicking team lines up over the ball. Once they are standing at the line, a time out shouldn't be allowed before a kick.
jhenson#377512 writes:
"This week, Florida travels to LSU, which leapfrogged Southern Cal to take over the top spot in this week's AP poll, and another loss by the ninth-ranked Gators would put the winner of Saturday's game in control of its own destiny the rest of the way"...(from article)
LMAO! I told my wife and son as Auburn's winning kick was sailing through the uprights Saturday night that some brilliant KNS writer would bang out the obligatory "Vols on the verge of contolling their own destiny article". Thanks DREW, for being so predictable ! Again, LMAO!
NEWSFLASH: Just because some coaches are able to utilize practice time to make adjustments and improve their team from week to week doesn't mean that said coaching aptitude translates to Phil and the Boys.
STILL LMAO !!!!
Ahhhh...One can dream...and I am (while LMAO) GO VOLS...DESTINY AWAITS!!!
ROFLMAO!!!!
DennisVols writes:
vol4jesus
You said it correctly. UT owes none of us anything. If you pay for your education there then that is all they owe you. Buying a ticket, a jersey, a hat or bumper stickers does not entitle you to a win in a game or a season.
The post by “Oldhickory” has been used so many times on practically every article. Like I said earlier if you don’t have something original to post just hush. We have seen all the negative posts about who should be fired and why they need to be fired. I saw above that someone stated Fulmer never takes responsibility for UT loses. I don’t know what rock your hiding under but I have never seen or heard Fulmer NOT take responsibility. Last year when the defense was ripped apart with injuries, Fulmer stood up when things fell apart and took the responsibility, 2005’s 5-6 year Fulmer stated it was his fault that he did not put to an end the QB merry-go-round that so adversely affected the team.
If you buy your ticket the only thing UT owes you is the opportunity to watch a football game. If we win it is a great day if we lose it is not the end of the world. You big complainers are so spoiled. I have severed in places where families went days without food and you claim you are owed a winning team. I have patrolled streets littered with what use to be someone’s home and you complain about a loss to the Gators like it is the end of the world.
It is just a game. One many enjoy as long as their team is winning and too many cry about when they don’t. Fulmer for all the struggles this team is having right now is the coach and will be the coach for the rest of this year. And all this phooey about “rumor has it that” if we lose this one he is going to be fired. I challenge you to provide any proof. You know what you can’t all your doing is throwing gas on a fire.
Be a fan, get mad if we lose, be happy if we win but please get your perspectives straight. It is just a game and in a world were 80% of the populations will eat less this whole week than you ate this morning. Where some American soldier’s mom or dad will get a call telling them their child will come home in a box this really ain’t worth losing sleep over.
Keeping it Real
DennisVols writes:
aingehater Being too stupid to read what I was stating shows again how right I am. Put it in prespective here. For weeks all the Fulmer haters have done is repeat themselves over and over like the UT teams struggles is the worst thing on earth.
I challenge you come over and walk in my shoes. Winnings is waking up alive the next day not some stupid football game to get all worked up about firing a coach.
Keeping it Real!!!
utvols1 writes:
v4J and skaggs....boo hoo, stop crying and face the music. Hope you both enjoy the 6-6 product that Phill is serving.
jdcvols#230433 writes:
dlskaggs, did you lose every game you ever played?? assuming you played something..You sound like it. This is football time in Tennessee and what we are seeing is NOT acceptable. This has nothing to do with war or other events. I bet you grew up using words like "Perfect Storm" everytime you made a mistake.
DennisVols writes:
utvols1 Sounds to me like you are the crybaby here. I'm not the one pitchin a fit over UT's loses. You and others are the ones crying that UT owes you a winner or a new coach. It is funny I write something an ruffled your feathers now your poor attempts to turn it around shows your lack of intelligence or maturity.
All you crybabies whining about how Fulmer has let UT down and somehow this has disrupted your pitiful lives so much so all you can do is complain about how bad you predict we will wind up.
Know what this whole article “Vols on verge of controlling their destiny” is BS. No one controls that. Did UF control theirs Saturday night against Auburn? Nope. We are talking about a bunch of teenagers here who will make mistakes, sometimes many sometimes few and I seriously doubt you or any of the other whiners could do any better. This summer you were talking with your friends about how tough the SEC is and how tough it would be to go through the year without losing a game and now that reality has set in you want to fire someone.
I’ll give you a crying towel.
Keeping it Real
jdcvols#230433 writes:
dlskaggs, I have not read any posts blasting the players. All of the comments so far have been pointed directly at CPF. Your argument about a bunch of teenagers is weak, doesn't every team have a "bunch of teenagers"? Can you not see any argument made by any of the posters that there is trouble on Rocky Top?? or you just blinded by the Kool-Aid?
By the way, I'm sure everybody on this board admires your efforts in the military. It's just that is a different and more important topic to discuss than football. For now, let's leave it to the topic at hand.
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