I went with 10-2. Georgia lost a lot, and a young QB in Neyland will be a tough one third game of the year. Alabama has a bunch of question marks; don't see how their defense will be any better this season, and at times, it was bad last year. How do you lose to Vanderbilt and a bad Oklahoma...
Our seats are in Y10, so we had a close up view of Bama's missed field goal with 13 seconds to play. Overtime looked inevitable and I told my wife "let's leave, don't know if my heart and nerves can tolerate overtime." Wife said "hell no, we're getting ready to win." She often reminds me of...
Wife and I were at the game. The atmosphere before the game (bars, restaurants, tailgates) were all so positive of a Vol victory; it was an amazing feeling. Short side story: my youngest daughter and her husband were at Saloon 16 for some pregame festivities. Peyton was there and Ashley (my...
Strohs! Now that takes me back..........makes me remember Blatz and Shaefer beers. When I lived in Hess Hall in 78-79 and 79-80, there was a food truck that would park outside the dorm. You could buy three chili dogs with onions for $1.10. A quick trip down the hill to a convenience store...
You can make that argument for most college football teams. 7-5 in the fifth year of the Josh Heupel era would put him on the hot seat, IMO. We have a talented roster; a lot of it is young.
Wife and I had just checked in to our hotel in Gatlinburg when we got the news. The first gift shop we walked in, the very first thing I saw was a "It's Football Time in Tennessee!" wooden sign. I told my wife that was too coincidental not to buy it. I did, and it's hanging in my carport.