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Al Wilson (27) congratulates Peerless Price (37) after a touchdown.

Photo by Amy Smotherman Burgess

Al Wilson (27) congratulates Peerless Price (37) after a touchdown.

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  • Al Wilson (27) congratulates Peerless Price (37) after a touchdown.
  • Ray Austin, Billy Williams and Travis Stephens take to the field to participate in a flag football game for alumni football players.
  • Bobby Graham during the flag football game.
  • Peerless Price participates in the flag football game for UT alumni players.
  • Billy Williams (80) slides into the end zone after missing a pass during.
  • Bobby Graham (11) participates in the flag football game.
  • Deron Jenkins playing in a game of flag football for UT alumni player.
  • Jeff Francis plays at quarterback.
  • Peerless Price (37) grabs the flag off of Terry Fair (13).
  • Al Wilson (27) chases Joey Kent (11).
  • Billy Williams participates in the flag football game for UT alumni players.
  • Corey Gaines, Joey Kent and Terry Fair greet one another as they are announced.
  • Joey Kent (11) tries to outrun Billy Ratliff (40).
  • Peerless Price, Deron Jenkins greet each other as they are announced to participate in a flag football game.

Former members of University of Tennessee football teams took part in a game of flag football during the halftime festivity of the Orange and White game on Saturday, April 17, 2010.

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Comments on this photo » 3

537081 writes:

I bet these guys had a ball. It looks like it would have been a fun side line for this game.

Mule_Days_King writes:

Please, KNS, teach whomever wrote the headline of the pics as "alumnae" that the word is plural for FEMALE graduates. The correct term is alumni. Sheesh.

RichmondKyVol writes:

"Alumnae" is a feminine plural noun. The feminine singular is "alumna." The masculine singular is "alumnus," and its plural form is "alumni". When I saw the headline, I thought maybe they had a bunch of former co-eds playing flag football at halftime. BTW: My foreign language at UT was German and not Latin.

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