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A group photo of the 1998 Tennessee national championship team.
The following is a list of players on the Tennessee football roster in 1998.
n Roger Alexander: Defensive end had 12 tackles and a sack in 1998. Living in Hackensack, N.J.
n Mikki Allen: Free-agent defensive back with the San Francisco 49ers in 2000 and the Amsterdam Admirals of NFL Europe in 2001. Wife Jekia and daughter Mikenzie live in Murfreesboro. He is a pharmaceutical rep and coaches AAU basketball (including freshman Phillip Jurick last summer).
n Will Bartholomew: Fullback who began a partnership with former teammate Peyton Manning and opened DI training facilities across the southeast.
n Kurston Biggers: Professional trainer and head strength coach at his alma mater Brentwood Academy.
n Matt Blankenship: Linebacker, special teams player who is living in Maryville. He is married to Britney and has a 2-year-old daughter Ava. Works as an account manager for a recruiting company in Knoxville called M Force.
n Shawn Bryson: Starting fullback, third-round pick to the Buffalo Bills in 1999. Spent three years with the Bills before joining Detroit (2003-06). Retired and living in Atlanta.
n Ed Butler: Defensive end, living in Odenville, Ala.
n Eric Campbell: Living in Nashville where he is the National Sales Training Manager for MEDRAD Interventional/POSSIS, a medical device company.
n Josh Campbell: The deep snapper from Halls High School is living in Manchester and working as a wildlife biologist for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.
n Marcus Carr: Reserve tight end, lives in Knoxville and is the Commercial Banker for SunTrust in Blount County.
n Toby Champion: Offensive lineman living in Knoxville and working as a deputy sheriff with the Knox County sheriff's department.
n Chad Clifton: Starting left tackle, was a second-round pick of Green Bay in 2000 and quickly earned a starting role with the Packers. He played in his first Pro Bowl game this past season.
n Cosey Coleman: Starting right guard, selected in the second round by Tampa Bay in 2000, Coleman was with the Buccaneers 2000-04 and Cleveland 2005-06. Retired and living in Tampa.
n Jeff Coleman: Starting defensive tackle, living in Charlotte, N.C.
n Reggie Coleman: Offensive lineman spent 2002 with the Washington Redskins after being drafted in the sixth round. Working in Knoxville in pharmaceutical sales.
n Jeremaine Copeland: Wide receiver with the Barcelona Dragons in 2000, the XFL's Los Angeles Xtreme in 2001 and made the Dallas Cowboys camp in 2001; he then moved onto star status in the Canadian Football League, playing for the Montreal Alouettes (2001-04) and the Calgary Stampede (2005-present).
n Phillip Crosby: Fullback, spent three years with the Buffalo Bills (2000-03). Living and working in Charlotte, N.C.
n Eric Diogu: Starting tight end, living in Portland, Ore., and working as a personal assistant to his brother Ike Diogu of the Portland Trail Blazers.
n Derrick Edmonds: Defensive back who had 45 tackles and two interceptions in 1998, living in Tampa, Fla.
n Shaun Ellis: Starting left defensive end, first-round pick of the New York Jets and has been in New York since 2000.
n John Finlayson: Tight end who lives in Selmer with wife Jenny Beth and daughters Addison Grace and Callie Elizabeth. Branch manager at Regions Bank and involved in politics as an Alderman in Selmer.
n Maurice "Buck" Fitzgerald: Defensive back, living in Nashville and following in his father's footsteps as a coach. Currently helping as an assistant at Ensworth High School.
n Teddy Gaines: Defensive back played for NFL Europe's Rhein Fire in 2003 and the CFL's Montreal Alouettes in 2004. Coached at his alma mater Kingsport Dobyns-Bennett in 2007 and is outside linebackers coach at Chattanooga.
n Tad Golden: Defensive back, finished his UT career in 2001 with 64 tackles and an interception, living in Covington, Ga.
n Bernard Gooden: Offensive lineman, living and working in Bradenton, Fla.
n Matt Goodin: Recorded a tackle in the championship game and is working in Etowah as vice president of marketing for HighSchoolBandwagon.com,, a site devoted to high school athletes.
n Dwayne Goodrich: Starting cornerback, spent two years with the Dallas Cowboys after being a second-round pick in 2000. Serving time in prison for charges relating to two deaths in a traffic accident.
n Bobby Graham: Receiver, finished his UT career with 41 catches works in the Knox County Trustees office and is an assistant coach at South-Doyle High School.
n Tyrone Graham: Defensive back, no information available.
n Deon Grant: Starting free safety, went to the Carolina Panthers in the second round in 2000, played four years with the Panthers (2000-03), three years in Jacksonville (2004-2006) and joined Seattle in 2007.
n Judd Granzow: Linebacker, no information available.
n Ron Green: Defensive tackle, living in Atlanta, Ga.
n Kevin Gregory: Long snapper, living in Murfreesboro with his wife Courtney and 2-year-old son Carter. Works for State Farm Insurance and helps coach linebackers and special teams at Blackman High School.
n Gerald Griffin: Defensive back who had 19 tackles and an interception in 1998, living in LaVergne.
n Jeff Hall: Starting placekicker, played briefly for the St. Louis Rams in 2000. A financial advisor for Rather and Kittrell in Knoxville.
n Mercedes Hamilton: Starting left guard, played one year in NFL Europe with the Berlin Thunder (1999). Coaching and teaching high school in Georgia.
n Omari Hand: Defensive end spent three years with San Diego (2003-05). Returned to school at UT and is working in Tampa, Fla., as an engineer with URS Corp.
n John Henderson: Defensive tackle was first-round pick of Jacksonville in 2002 and is entering his seventh season with the Jaguars.
n Travis Henry: Running back picked in the second round by Buffalo (2001-04) before going to the Tennessee Titans (2005-06) and Denver Broncos (2007). Awaiting trial on a federal drug charge.
n Chris Hightower: Reserve kicker, lives with his wife Candace in Asheville, N.C. Owns Hightower Distributing dealing in automotive chemicals.
n Antwuan Hill: Reserve receiver, living in Knoxville and working with Southeastern Development Group, a Lakefront Real Estate company owned by former UT player Samuel Pinner.
n Tim Hodges: Offensive tackle, living back home in Winnie, Texas.
n Josh Houston: Reserve wide receiver, living in Murfreesboro as a sales rep for Balfour/Taylor selling scholastic products.
n Bernard Jackson: Defensive end, signed as a free agent and spent one year with Washington (2002). Living and working back home in Louisville, Ky.
n Andre James: Living in Knoxville and working as a pharmaceutical rep.
n Neil Johnson: Reserve tight end who sells luxury real estate in the Caribbean. Lives in Anguilla most of the year and in Nashville in the summer months.
n Shawn Johnson: Linebacker has moved back to his hometown of Louisville, Ky., where he is a regional manager for a major security company.
n Steve Johnson: Starting cornerback, played with the Green Bay Packers in 1999-2000 and the Amsterdam Admirals (2000) of NFL Europe. He is owner and operator the Pizza Bar restaurant and lounge in Atlanta. He plans on franchising soon.
n Eli Jones: Reserve receiver, went to UT College of Medicine in Memphis and is working as a second-year anesthesia resident physician at UT Medical Center in Knoxville. Also has a band and working on a new CD.
n Austin Kemp: Backup linebacker, living in Brentwood with his wife Kristan and daughters Caroline and Cate, Working as a senior loan officer for Country Wide Home Loans.
n Jermaine Kent: Backup receiver and younger brother of Joey Kent, living in Knoxville.
n David Leaverton: Starting punter was drafted in fifth round by Jacksonville in 2001 and had free-agent contracts with New England, New York, Tampa Bay, St. Louis and Washington. In politics as U.S. Senator Bob Corker's East Tennessee representative.
n Jamal Lewis:Starting tailback, first-round pick of the Baltimore Ravens (2000-06). Rushed for 2,066 yards in 2003. Now in his second season with the Cleveland Browns.
n DeAngelo Lloyd: Defensive end played in NFL Europe for the Frankfort Galaxy in 2001 and the Berlin Thunder in 2005.
n Andre Lott: Defensive back drafted in the fifth-round by Washington in the 2002 draft. Spent four years with the Redskins and one with Pittsburgh (2006). Working in Savannah, Tenn., as a high school football coach.
n Robert Loudermilk: Backup kicker living in Brentwood.
n Stephen Marsh: Defensive back, played in the CFL with the Edmonton Eskimos (2004-07). He works for D1 as a trainer and will soon relocate from Knoxville to a D1 facility in Greenville, S.C., to become head trainer.
n David Martin: Wide receiver, became tight end in NFL at Green Bay (2001-06) and starts second year at Miami.
n Tee Martin: Starting quarterback, saw limited playing time for the Pittsburgh Steelers (2000-02) and Oakland Raiders (2003-04) with a year in NFL Europe with the Rhein Fire (2002) and the CFL with the Winnipeg Bluebombers. Coaches in Gwinnett County in Georgia and works with the Elite 11 quarterback school as the Rivals.com traveling quarterback coach.
n Ethan Massa: Offensive guard, lives and works in Hendersonville. He and wife Heather have a daughter Haley and he owns a company specializing in appraising and liquidating distressed assets.
n Joey Mathews: Former quarterback, working as the student ministries pastor at The Gathering Church in his hometown of Sevierville.
n Willie Miles: Former defensive back, played in 11 games as a freshman. Finished career after 2002 season with 63 tackles and three interceptions. Living in Arlington, Texas.
n Rashad Moore: Defensive tackle, played for Seattle (2003-05), New York Jets (2006), New England Patriots (2007) and was released before season started by Atlanta.
n Will Ofenheusle: Offensive lineman, spent one year with the New York Jets, lives in Mt. Juliet with wife Stephanie and two children (Noah, Anna). Works as a salesman with Utility Pipe Sales in Nashville.
n Will Overstreet: Defensive end was a third-round pick of Atlanta in 2002 and spent two years with the Falcons. Owner of Voices Heard Media in Knoxville and can does radio work for WVLZ-AM and on television for WBIR.
n Eric Parker: Wide receiver, signed as free agent with the San Diego Chargers in 2002 and played there until his release before training camp.
n Antron Peebles: Tight end, living in East Taunton, Mass.
n Peerless Price: Starting wide receiver, had two stints in Buffalo (1999-2002 and 2006-07) wrapped around time in Atlanta (2003-04) and Dallas (2005). He is living in Atlanta.
n Chris Ramseur: Linebacker, no information available.
n Billy Ratliff: Defensive tackle who recovered a fumble by Arkansas quarterback Clint Stoerner to keep UT's championship hopes alive. Living in Knoxville and working as an assistant coach for Harding Valley Academy.
n Jarvis Reado:- Starting right tackle who remained in Knoxville and is working as an assistant football coach at Christian Academy of Knoxville.
n Seth Reagan: Former Farragut High School kicker who redshirted in 1998, lives in Knoxville and is working as the Development Director for the University of Tennessee College of Business.
n Reggie Ridley: Defensive end, no information available.
n Spencer Riley: Starting center, tight ends coach at Chattanooga and formerly worked as an assistant coach at West Georgia.
n Diron Robinson: Offensive lineman, living in Knoxville where he is regional manager of Aaron's Furniture Store.
n Benson Scott: Special teams holder on the 1998 team and son of former UT quarterback Bobby Scott, primary sports physician at the Knoxville Orthopedic Clinic.
n Leonard Scott: Speedster on the track and at receiver, won the World 60-meter dash championship in 2006. Living back home in Zachary, La.
n Shawn Seabrooks: Defensive back, no information available.
n Tim Sewell: Defensive back, living in Lawrenceville, Ga., and working as a supervisor for the Gwinnett County Transit Authority.
n Donte Stallworth: Wide receiver, was a first-round pick of New Orleans spent four years with the Saints (2002-05), joined Philadelphia (2006) and New England (2007) and signed with Cleveland.
n Travis Stephens: Running back, spent time with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Houston Texans in 2002-03. In the process of opening a nightclub in Clarksville.
n Dominique Stevenson: Linebacker, played two years with the Buffalo Bills (2002-03) and one with Washington (2004). Is working as a graduate assistant at SMU in Dallas.
n Kevin Taylor: Wide receiver, no information available.
n Corey Terry: Defensive end, drafted by Indianapolis in 1999, but played two years in Jacksonville (1999-2000), living back home in Warrenton, N.C.
n Raynoch Thompson: Starting linebacker, a second-round draft pick in 2000 spent five years with the Arizona Cardinals (2000-04) and one season with the Green Bay Packers (2005). Lives in Phoenix.
n Josh Tucker: Offensive tackle, played in NFL Europe for the Frankfurt Galaxy in 2001.
n Burney Veazey: Reserve quarterback, married to Shea living in Olive Branch, Miss., working for a property management group named Diversified and helping his dad as a volunteer assistant coach at SBEC.
n Darwin Walker: Starting defensive tackle, a third-round pick in 2000, Walker spent seven years with the Philadelphia Eagles (2000-06). Traded to Buffalo in 2007, but never played for Bills. Spent last season in Chicago and joined Carolina in April.
n Fred Weary: Offensive guard was a third-round draft pick, Weary played for the Houston Texans from 2002-07. Was placed on injured reserve for the 2008 season and released Oct. 14.
n Eric Westmoreland: Starting linebacker, spent two years in Jacksonville after the Jaguars took him in the third round (2001). Played for three years in Cleveland (2004-06). Coaching high school football at Chattanooga Baylor.
n Fred White: Starting defensive back, spent two years 2000-01 with the San Diego Chargers and San Francisco 49ers. Moved on to the XFL for one year with Birmingham and one year back in the NFL with Jacksonville. Works for Verizon Wireless and a part owner of Thaddea Sports apparel company.
n Keyon Whiteside: Linebacker, spent 2003-05 with Indianapolis after being picked in the fifth round. Living and working in Indianapolis.
n Al Wilson: Starting middle linebacker, the first-round draft pick played for the Denver Broncos from 1999-2006. Officially retired earlier this year and is living in Atlanta as a real estate investor.
n Cedrick Wilson: Starting wide receiver, spent four years with San Francisco (2001-04) and went to the Pittsburgh Steelers (2005-07). Offensive coordinator at Douglass High School in Memphis.
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Comments » 50
blitzshoot writes:
I know he did not play on this team, but does anyone know what happened to Chuck Webb?*Thanks '98 team for a special year!
ravensearay writes:
A bunch of studs on this list.........
EyeNoEvrthng writes:
Well , Will Bartholomew wasn't that good ! And this was a TEAM (unlike the year prior when they didn't have a TEAM QB , but a showboat who lost to Florida year after year and gave Nebraska the Orange Bowl ) !
blitzshoot writes:
Which team did you play on?
oldorange writes:
That was a hell or a team. I certainly enjoyed watching them do their thing.
EyeNoEvrthng writes:
supresmoe18 No , he's NO team player and never was ! Listen to his interview after his "give-away" to the Packers last week. ( "We didn't play well . and "we" and "us" ??? What an arrogant a _ _ _ _ _ e ! )
Go4Two writes:
Eyenonothing
When Peyton left Tennessee he had won more games than any Quarterback in SEC history plus a SEC champion. Beat bama 3 times and never lost to UGA. Not Bad...
kwvollinbama writes:
eyenoevrthng shows he knows nothing about football manning was biggest recruiting tool in tennessee history and helped build the team that won the national championship and i seem to remember will bartolomew colapsing alabama entire
left side on a key sweep play taking out three bammers with one block, so u show u know nothing
vol4gzus writes:
nafslov is back with his unabated negativity on Peyton and sad to say the white dudes again. Watchout you might get banned again like b4. What I'm saying is watch what roads you choose to go down with your postings to avoid being bumped again. For the record Will Bartholomew was an excellent blocker who gave up his body for the BIG ORANGE running back following his lead.
EyeNoEvrthng writes:
How'd he do against Florida or Nebraska in the Orange Bowl ? And how'd Tee Martin do with the "same team" in 1998 ?
nicksjuzunk#646117 writes:
blitzshoot, it has started... WE WILL NOT REST UNTIL WE KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO CHUCK WEBB!!!
Keep the fire burning!!
EyeNoEvrthng writes:
Bartholomew wasn't very good ! Period ! Manning was a good player but, he was not the "team" player Martin was.
vol4gzus writes:
oops I might have been wrong in that this could be old CR_Vol back from his banning also. Either way their marks are fairly recognizable in that they never have a positive post to put b4 us when it come to Tennessee futbol.
Glad to see so many of '98 guys being productive members of society.(see I can stay on topic) Oh BTW 200th! Yea I wasn't first. Sorry the petty little game has lost its initial luster.
EyeNoEvrthng writes:
Chuck Webb is living and working in Toledo. ( no longer involved in football)
tnmantravel#531151 writes:
if this article was done 5 years ago, the title to the subject could "1998 Championship Team, Where Are They Now?THE NFL"
CampVol writes:
Shut up. You are showing your ignorance.
ect1983 writes:
What caused the brain damage ??
Colliervol writes:
Repeat after me Naffy:
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame
EyeNoEvrthng writes:
Colliervol , Not Naffy, but repeat after me Manning Crybaby ,Tee Martin Team Player ( National Champ ) ! Will Bartholomew ( who ?)
Colliervol writes:
I think it was because Peyton mooned him too while at UT and he swooned and hit his head on the floor. And Peyton didn't help him up. That's why he's hated him ever since. Yep, that must be it.
ncvol writes:
It is nice to know what became of the NC team. Most have become productive citizens. They made us proud and I am so glad they were Tennessee Vols.
EyeNoEVRthng Knows Nothing Much Good...
Go Vols !!
EyeNoEvrthng writes:
I know Manning wasn't on this GREAT TEAM ! And Bartholomew was not very good !
EyeNoEvrthng writes:
What was Manning's record against Florida and Nebraska ( since he was such an arrogant one-man-team ) ?
TommyJack writes:
No, you were right the first time. Same song, second verse.
BillsBrother writes:
IMO -Chuck Webb was the greatest tailback TN ever had.
He was redshirted in his freshman year.(Why, Johnny? Why?)
Played the next year as part of the Cobb-Webb backfield.
In his third year, he blew out his knee early in the season against Pacific.
He then declared for the draft and was taken in the third round by Green Bay, but was released that year.
It is quite possible we could have been celebrating a 1990 national championship if he had stayed healthy.
jcherrie#219531 writes:
Wow - I was living in the Connecticut - New York City Suburbs at the time. I remember arguing with Syracuse fans on gameday about how the Vols would squeak out a close win because of Jamal Lewis.
The Florida game was special - we were both lucky and good. I had a party at my house with about 40 people - 10 of which were Vol fans. The feedback I received was - "We're not surprised you arranged such a good party - but how did you anticipate the football game?"
I saw the Alabama game live - what a time on the strip!
The Arkansas game wasn't televised nationally - it was only on satellite. I remember going to a local sports bar with about 10 over Vol fans. During the last few minutes I remember closing out my check and being taunted by Gator fans. And then came the Stoerner fumbler. I remember picking up a 6' 4" Vol fan over my shoulder (I'm about 5' 8" - but a former wrestler).
And I was there in Tempe -- what a time.
Anyway - it was a heck of a lot better than the 2 times I spent in Pasadena.
jcherrie#219531 writes:
Yeah you 'No' everything but you don't 'know' poop.
If you have nothing of value to say - say nothing.
slambob2#228938 writes:
Lol. I forgot about Peyton mooning that female reporter. Not his best moment, but surely not hers either.
Peyton was hands down the best quarterback in college football and now he's the best quarterback in pro football. He knows more, demands more and gets more from the guys around him than anyone else.
And now he shows his character with his continuous support of St. Mary's and many other charities.
UT will always be better for having ties to the Manning family.
slambob
newtonrail writes:
Well, there you go again. What race is Mr. Bartholomew? White of course. How you get away with this blatant racism on this site, I don't understand. If I, as a Caucasian, wrote the stuff you do in reverse, I would be banned. Manning and Bradshaw(BB) really stick your craw. You need serious psychiatric help my friend. Why the next thing you know, you'll tell us something is wrong with McCain.
blitzshoot writes:
Agree 100%. Thanks. I hope he is doing great today.
bill#364540 writes:
Chuck Webb is living in Toledo now and coaching a peewee football team... the same one he played on as a kid. Not sure what he does for a living, but there is a local Toledo television video story here about the peewee team...
http://www.nbc24.com/news/news_story....
volengr#233707 writes:
Is this about color? What's your agenda? Who's a king in the NFL right now? Please, don't compare. Tee Martin was awesome and Manning can't be every position. To suggest Manning wasn't a team player makes you come across as extremely ignorant.
Timed_vol (Inactive) writes:
'pharmaceutical sales rep'.... is that a drug dealer???
Timed_vol (Inactive) writes:
you may wish to review the rushing stats for the years Mr. Bartholomew was there. His job was to block.
AS for your hatred of Manning....Peyton very much put us at a highr level on the football map and his signing brought many good players to UT.
Tee got his NC because, quite frankly, he had better support than Peyton. Remember, Tee's RB's were Jamal, TRavis, Travis, and Bryson. Peyton did not have Jamal until AFTER his last UF game. You certainly can't lay the 63-38 loss on Payton, that one falls on Jay Graham and the D. The UT D was much better for Tee's years than Peyton's.
You pretty much suck as a vol fan if all you can do as complain about race. it took a damn 150 years to try to get race out of the way as the No. 1 issue, and some freak like you has to try to keep it going.
WeLoveTennesseeVols writes:
Boy, did your wife divorce you or something? Are you living in Hell or what? Lighten up big boy.
pdhuff#552644 writes:
I believe a dealer is an unregistered pharmacist.
Good to read about days gone by.
ande1139 writes:
Wow! Didn't hear about Dwayne Goodrich. He seems to be the only who got in big trouble from this team. LOOK AT THE TURNAROUND NOW
VOLS - 28 BAMA - 24
EyeNoEvrthng writes:
All the players on the 1998 team were great except for Bartholomew ( he really was NEVER Div1A material but was a good "practice squad" player) This team did well because they played "for" there great team QB which they didn't have the year prior !
arkyvol writes:
when you think of it, its sobering, just how short is the career of an athlete. there are a lot of phenomenal athletes on this list and almost all have played their last game. its only been ten years. they've still got a lot of life to live. all the high school phenoms ought to keep this in mind--they're not beginning a career, they're approaching the end of it. they need to remember that and keep what's really important in mind.
johnlg00#206211 writes:
Well, except for Travis Henry. Not only does he have about nine children out of wedlock, and has been repeatedly sued for not supporting them, but he is also awaiting trial on a pretty major drug-trafficking charge. All in all, a great shame, since he was one of my favorites when he was playing here.
johnlg00#206211 writes:
Right you are, arkyvol. There is a reason why some say NFL stands for "Not For Long"! Still, there has probably never been a group of Tennessee players with so many who at least had a chance to make an NFL roster.
stormblast writes:
Agree - We could have won a national championship in 90 if he didn't get hurt. It was shared that year by Colorado and Georgia Tech.
I miss the short-lived Cobb-Webb tandem.
Those were the days. It just seemed like Tennessee and college football in general were better back then. There was a better atmosphere all-around than there is today. I miss those days.
TrueVolFan writes:
EyeKnowNothing....If you want to keep bringing up Peyton against UF, why don't you go back and look at HIS numbers in those games. They were pretty freaking good! He did the best with what was around him at the time and led the offense to enough points for a win. Problem was, the Defense couldn't stop Florida! I'm pretty sure Peyton didn't play defense at UT so it's har to hang all those loses on him. If you're so concerned with "TEAM", then why is it all Peytons fault the "TEAM" lost. Shouldn't YOU as the "TEAM" guy be saying the "TEAM" couldn't beat florida? You're useless ramblings do little more than prove your ignorance. If you want to make a point, try making one that is not so easily disputed! LOSER!
GO VOLS! BEAT BAMA!
UT 24
UA 21
volfan1971 writes:
thanks True Vol!! Said on another site but lived in Indy for many years. Indy would do anything to keep Peyton as he is much loved by all in the community AND on the team. Supports so many needed programs that help all kinds of people. PLUS, he is a pretty dam*** good football player!!!
EyeNoEvrthng writes:
Kinda shows you how STUPID Indianapolis residents are . BTW ( "considering what he had around him") The SAME players ( team ) Tee had around him !
jimr07 writes:
in your opinion then, he should have won every game in which he played. including defense. i nominate you for the idiot of the year. in fact, there are several villages in the world looking for their own idiot.
allntl1#565211 writes:
How do you go from this article to bashing Manning. Martin and Manning were both great UT QB's. The NC team was older more mature and got some very good breaks. Manning will just go down with the likes of Dan Marino, oops Manning won a Superbowl. I guess Marino is a loser, not.
ncvol writes:
You know this article is loaded with info concerning the 1998 UT National Champs. We are so proud of all of them. They were a great team that we can be proud of.
Go Vols !
b_neas writes:
Notice a majority of these guys did, or are doing, something with their lives. That says a lot about why they won a NC. They had a desire to succeed. Wonder what it would look like if they did a list form the 2005 team? or this years team if you looked back on it 10 years from now? I would dare to say there would be a lot of "no information available"!!
Triton1 writes:
I contribute the most to a refuse to lose attitude. What do you contribute your ignorance too?
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