'16 GA DT Derrick Brown

[Catbone]

Does anyone else think it is ironic that Dudi can be a welcome breath of fresh air...

Believe it or not, I am making a doody while reading Maekadudi's post at this very moment.

 

[volnpowell]

Did you mean '08?

I hope that's what he meant, because if '98 was mediocrity, I do not know what he expects.

 

[BaldBiker]

Believe it or not, I am making a dooley while reading Maekadooley's post at this very moment.

Seems more fitting.

 

[Evet Vols]

Yeah. My first year of really following UT was Fulmers last year. I can't wait to have the feeling that the older fans remember back in the 90s

I started following TN in 85 and there were only 3 or so bad years during the 23 years I followed the Vols under Majors and Fulmer. The last few years have been tough but I think Butch is close to getting UT football back to what I know.

 

[BaldBiker]

I started following TN in 85 and there were only 3 or so bad years during the 23 years I followed the Vols under Majors and Fulmer. The last few years have been tough but I think Butch is close to getting UT football back to what I know.

You started following in a great year then. Sugarvols baby!! Even after losing Tony.....That was a fun year to watch Tennessee Football.

 

[Evet Vols]

You started following in a great year then. Sugarvols baby!! Even after losing Tony.....That was a fun year to watch Tennessee Football.

Yes I hated to see Tony get hurt. I saw ESPN is going to do a 30/30 episode on him.

Back to thread - I think our chances are pretty good for Brown.

 

[RockVol]

That truly requires a capacity for optimism surpassing what 95% percent of VN is able to produce. Especially the young guys, I don't remember the glory days. I started following football about the time Kiffin came in. The time between '98 and Butch is just a pathetic wash of mediocrity and disappointment. But your positivity is a welcome breath of fresh air. Keep it up, Dudi.

My earlies memories are of Eric Ainge at QB.

Unfortunately I have never (since being old enough to remember) seen us beat Florida.

 

[VolPride14]

Believe it or not, I am making a doody while reading Maekadudi's post at this very moment.

Litter box or potty trained?

 

[VolBalla2014]

We truly have the best fans. Try and name a college football team who routinely sells out half of their home games during the worst stretch in their history. If opposing fans think we were obnoxious the last couple of years, they have no idea

 

[Crookruss]

We truly have the best fans. Try and name a college football team who routinely sells out half of their home games during the worst stretch in their history. If opposing fans think we were obnoxious the last couple of years, they have no idea

South Carolina sold out tickets in the year they went winless. What's my prize?

 

[85SugarVol]

I started following TN in 85 and there were only 3 or so bad years during the 23 years I followed the Vols under Majors and Fulmer. The last few years have been tough but I think Butch is close to getting UT football back to what I know.

85 was a good year :good!:

 

[SoMissVol]

Did you mean '08?

Yes, I apologize. Autocorrect or fat fingers got me on that one.

 

[VolBalla2014]

South Carolina sold out tickets in the year they went winless. What's my prize?

Impressive. I'll take the 22,000 more that we have all day 😎

 

[engineerVOL]

If South Carolina was a back to back 10 win team I see no reason why this team can't either.

It's about to happen.

Edit: that was random and I don't know why I felt compelled to say that. Maybe it's fall practice right around the corner.

 

[VolGee4]

South Carolina sold out tickets in the year they went winless. What's my prize?

They may have, but I do not remember them all showing up to see Tee's record breaking game in 1998.

 

[sanddune50]

South Carolina sold out tickets in the year they went winless. What's my prize?

E-cred?

 

[triad280]

Johnnie Jones and Fuad are about the earliest Vol stars I remember when I was a small kid

 

[StoVol]

Johnnie Jones and Fuad are about the earliest Vol stars I remember when I was a small kid

me too, 88 was hell a few years later

 

[volnpowell]

Johnnie Jones and Fuad are about the earliest Vol stars I remember when I was a small kid

Andy Kelly, Reggie White, Webb and Cobb was some of the guys I remember, but I started watching games probably a little later than most (about 10).

 

[volnpowell]

They may have, but I do not remember them all showing up to see Tee's record breaking game in 1998.

23 straight completions against South Carolina!!!!:rock: I loved that game!!!

 

[onevol74]

Dewey Warren, Ron Widby, Bubba Wyche, Bob Johnson, Paul Naumoff, Richmond Flowers

I actually watched Richmond Flowers play as a Sidney Lanier Poet in historic Crampton Bowl.

 

[Orange Studs]

Curt Watson Carl Johnson, Bobby Douglas, Hollway, Larry Seviers, Are some I remember an of course Number 92

 

[fearsvols]

Chuck Webb was straight up filthy. He pretty much tied Colorado his self. If he only wouldn't have torn his knee up.

 

[VolsDoc81TX]

I started following TN in 85 and there were only 3 or so bad years during the 23 years I followed the Vols under Majors and Fulmer. The last few years have been tough but I think Butch is close to getting UT football back to what I know.

1985 was magical to experience. To see all these "no name" players rise up and play lights out...was truly fantastic to experience as a student...seems like a lifetime ago

Time for these Vols to rise above all opponents. CBJ should have this team watch the entire Sugar Bowl and watch the annihilation of the NC contending hurricanes

 

[WarMachine]

We moved home to middle Tennessee in the mid-80's and it was awesome to watch UT football in jr. high and high school during the late 80's and early 90's. I didn't leave home for college, so I got to enjoy the games on TV during the rest of the 90's. Attended my first game in late 90's and then moved to Louisville to get my Master's degree and missed a lot of the mid 2000's. Got back on board just in time for Dooley's 26 men on the field fiasco.