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Tennessee linebacker Nick Reveiz (56) and defensive end Willie Bohannon (86) defend against Ohio on Saturday, Sept. 26, 2009 at Neyland Stadium. The Vols evened their record to 2-2 with a 34-23 win. Reveiz suffered a season-ending knee injury in the third quarter.
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Here's a survey of what people were writing about following the Tennessee wet, but a win victory over Ohio on Saturday night.
- The real story of Nick Reveiz's injury| No Silence Here
- Tennessee 34 - Ohio 23 : My Coach Is Better 26
- View From the Cumberlands | UT vs. Ohio: 10 points
- 3rd Saturday in Blogtober A Costly, Costly Win
- SEC Nation: SEC Rewind: Week 4
- Down By The River A Blog About The Better Things Tennessee Football Basketball Sports: Big Orange Report 9-28: Vols Outlast Feisty Bobcats
- 1st & 10essee: Thoughts From the Ohio Game
- Vol Win Overshadowed By Tebow Injury | Bleacher Report
- 9/27/2009 - Inconsistencies A Concern For Vols Despite 34-23 Win - Sports - Chattanoogan.com
- Call to duty: Freshman Mitchell-Thornton may fill key role for Vols - Kingsport Times-News Online
- SEC power rankings - SEC - ESPN
- College BlogPoll Week 4: Raw Computer Numbers - Rocky Top Talk
- Sunday night review | When You're Strange
- 'LAST THOUGHTS ON OHIO' | The Vol Historian
- Vol Stuff (9/28/09) | The List
- Tennessee-Ohio post game awards - Rocky Top Talk
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