Bulletin board material for Vols Fans

[cjbongoinstructor]

In the spirit of Throwback Thursday (and the fact that I despise the Gators more than any team in all of sports), I figured I would post some bulletin board material for those fans going to the game to get them fired up. Without further ado:

UF's Trey Burton on Vols: “They’re front-runners. They talk a lot & as soon as we got up a little, their fans starting leaving.”

 

[ChattanoogaVols]

Apparently he's never looked at the stands during any of Florida's home games over the past year.

 

[supersmo18]

I really do not like Trey Burton. So glad he's gone.

 

[Christian Lowe]

He was right, though.

 

[fade route]

I'm sure Butch has more class than I do, but I wish in the event that UF lays an egg and we're up big in the 4th quarter than Butch and Bajakian would pour it on and throw it downfield til the last tic of the clock no matter what the score.

 

[Vol_is_Lyfe18]

"They talk a lot." Oh, how the tables have turned.

 

[Crazy Ivan]

I'm sure Butch has more class than I do, but I wish in the event that UF lays an egg and we're up big in the 4th quarter than Butch and Bajakian would pour it on and throw it downfield til the last tic of the clock no matter what the score.

I'd rather prefer Hurd run it down their collective gator throats.

 

[VOLnMiami]

I'm sure Butch has more class than I do, but I wish in the event that UF lays an egg and we're up big in the 4th quarter than Butch and Bajakian would pour it on and throw it downfield til the last tic of the clock no matter what the score.

I'm with you on that one...I hope he scores 100 on them.

 

[orange parmejohn]

You guys get pretty worked up over this stuff. Its just dumb@$$es being dumb@$$es.

 

[Dudleys87]

Act like you've been here before. No need to go urban and Timmy just because you can....

 

[VolBricks]

I'm sure Butch has more class than I do, but I wish in the event that UF lays an egg and we're up big in the 4th quarter than Butch and Bajakian would pour it on and throw it downfield til the last tic of the clock no matter what the score.

The Old Ball (sack) Coach never let up on Fulmer's Vol teams; why should bUTch let up?

 

[KnoxLandcruiser]

The Old Ball (sack) Coach never let up on Fulmer's Vol teams; why should bUTch let up?

1) Butch has more class than OBC
2) Let's keep Muschamp around if at all possible

I really appreciate Muschamp's efforts in Gainesville. He's doing something special down there.

 

[PineyBluff Vol]

Act like you've been here before. No need to go urban and Timmy just because you can....

Exactly have a little class...What goes around, comes around! Yes Sir!

 

[JohnMcA60]

I'm with you on that one...I hope he scores 100 on them.

Then in his interview says "We are all still here Jeff and Trey and smiles at the camera."

 

[JonGrudensAgent]

Doering had some interesting comments for ESPN

Even with Florida winning seven of 10 in the ‘90s, this game was must-see TV and must-win for the teams.

There were good games, but former Florida receiver Chris Doering isn’t ready to say Tennessee was Florida’s equal.

“I wouldn’t say it was a mutual respect,” Doering said. “We were aware that they were probably the most competitive team in the conference, outside of us, but we felt like we had their number. We felt like we owned them and we felt like we were in their minds.

“The fact of the matter is they always had an excuse and always found a way to let us win that game.”

It’s like the game never truly died.

You had “Faxgate” in 1991, Florida christening Neyland Stadium’s new grass field with a 31-0 win in '94, and Peyton Manning watching his 30-14 second-quarter lead in the Swamp turn into a 62-37 romp by the Gators in '95.

There was Deon Grant’s one-handed interception and Collins Cooper’s missed overtime field goal that gave Tennessee a victory in '98, which stopped a five-game losing streak to Florida and prompted fans to flood the field in Knoxville.

“In a lot of cases for a lot of Tennessee fans, they can lose every game, but if they beat Florida, they’ll be satisfied,” said former Tennessee running back Travis Stephens.

Did Jabar Gaffney really hold on to the ball long enough in 2000?

“Of course he did. Are you kidding me? That was a touchdown,” Doering said.

 

[OrangeSquid]

Doering had some interesting comments for ESPN

Even with Florida winning seven of 10 in the ‘90s, this game was must-see TV and must-win for the teams.

There were good games, but former Florida receiver Chris Doering isn’t ready to say Tennessee was Florida’s equal.

“I wouldn’t say it was a mutual respect,” Doering said. “We were aware that they were probably the most competitive team in the conference, outside of us, but we felt like we had their number. We felt like we owned them and we felt like we were in their minds.

“The fact of the matter is they always had an excuse and always found a way to let us win that game.”

It’s like the game never truly died.

You had “Faxgate” in 1991, Florida christening Neyland Stadium’s new grass field with a 31-0 win in '94, and Peyton Manning watching his 30-14 second-quarter lead in the Swamp turn into a 62-37 romp by the Gators in '95.

There was Deon Grant’s one-handed interception and Collins Cooper’s missed overtime field goal that gave Tennessee a victory in '98, which stopped a five-game losing streak to Florida and prompted fans to flood the field in Knoxville.

“In a lot of cases for a lot of Tennessee fans, they can lose every game, but if they beat Florida, they’ll be satisfied,” said former Tennessee running back Travis Stephens.

Did Jabar Gaffney really hold on to the ball long enough in 2000?

“Of course he did. Are you kidding me? That was a touchdown,” Doering said.

Proof he's an idiot and any statement he makes has no credibility!
JMHO

 

[JonGrudensAgent]

Proof he's an idiot and any statement he makes has no credibility!
JMHO

Or...maybe.....and stay with me on this....he is a Gator homer.

 

[KnoxLandcruiser]

Or...maybe.....and stay with me on this....he is a Gator homer.

Perhaps he's of German descent...meaning he's a Gator homersaxon. I've always suspected the Gators were homersaxonals.

 

[HollowaytoSeivers]

Doering had some interesting comments for ESPN

Even with Florida winning seven of 10 in the ‘90s, this game was must-see TV and must-win for the teams.

There were good games, but former Florida receiver Chris Doering isn’t ready to say Tennessee was Florida’s equal.

“I wouldn’t say it was a mutual respect,” Doering said. “We were aware that they were probably the most competitive team in the conference, outside of us, but we felt like we had their number. We felt like we owned them and we felt like we were in their minds.

“The fact of the matter is they always had an excuse and always found a way to let us win that game.”

It’s like the game never truly died.

You had “Faxgate” in 1991, Florida christening Neyland Stadium’s new grass field with a 31-0 win in '94, and Peyton Manning watching his 30-14 second-quarter lead in the Swamp turn into a 62-37 romp by the Gators in '95.

There was Deon Grant’s one-handed interception and Collins Cooper’s missed overtime field goal that gave Tennessee a victory in '98, which stopped a five-game losing streak to Florida and prompted fans to flood the field in Knoxville.

“In a lot of cases for a lot of Tennessee fans, they can lose every game, but if they beat Florida, they’ll be satisfied,” said former Tennessee running back Travis Stephens.

Did Jabar Gaffney really hold on to the ball long enough in 2000?

“Of course he did. Are you kidding me? That was a touchdown,” Doering said.

That 2000 game burns me like few things do. Along with Gaffney's phantom TD, Earnest Graham also scored a disputable TD in the 2nd quarter. Replays clearly showed his knee was down at the 2 as he dived toward the end zone.

Speaking of Travis Stephens, didn't he rush for close to 200 yards in that game?