'20 DC WR Rakim Jarrett (Maryland signee)

[DarthVol1]

not sure if hes living any more or not. but, i dont yearn for memories of those days - Haslam is bad enough.

Colorful Tennessee booster Roy Adams dies

 

[tn4elvis]

not sure if hes living any more or not. but, i dont yearn for memories of those days - Haslam is bad enough.

He passed away. His game day parties were legendary.

 

[DefenseWins]

He passed away. His game day parties were legendary.

How?

 

[tn4elvis]

How?

Go up 2 post and read the link.

 

[Cosmo Kramer]

He passed away. His game day parties were legendary.

Yes they were. Attended a few of them.

 

[tn4elvis]

Yes they were. Attended a few of them.

I was never that lucky...

 

[Coach_Z]

I only went to one. More food than you can imagine. Ribs, barbecue, wings, sandwiches, desserts for days, with multiple spreads in each room. Several tv’s in each room, showing games from across the country to guests all sitting in big comfy recliners or sofas. Every wall decked out in Tennessee memorabilia, newspaper clippings, ticket stubs, and photos.

Safe to say it was a memorable experience. Thank you, Tennessee Stud!!!!

 

[Jackcrevol]

How?

was it him or Young that fell down the stairs?

 

[sonofUT62]

was it him or Young that fell down the stairs?

It was Young who had the “accidental “ death that Memphis CSI still can’t explain.

 

[LoudOrange]

At the time of his death it was said Young fell up the stairs. He actually fell forward while going upstairs. Conspiracy averted.

 

[Jackcrevol]

At the time of his death it was said Young fell up the stairs. He actually fell forward while going upstairs. Conspiracy averted.

Discovery did one of those docs once, about Hollywood dying scenes. If i recollect the FBI crime scene person said, majority of people would fall forward if shot or if having an event? Who knows? He may have said backward, it's been 10 years or more since i saw the Doc.

It also said that when a bullet hits an object such as a car door, it doesnt spark. Nor does the car door stop a closely shot round.

I think the Doc was in regards to the actual events surrounding those high profile bank robberies in LA, recall 'Heat?'

 

[Pepe]

Discovery did one of those docs once, about Hollywood dying scenes. If i recollect the FBI crime scene person said, majority of people would fall forward if shot or if having an event? Who knows? He may have said backward, it's been 10 years or more since i saw the Doc.

It also said that when a bullet hits an object such as a car door, it doesnt spark. Nor does the car door stop a closely shot round.

I think the Doc was in regards to the actual events surrounding those high profile bank robberies in LA, recall 'Heat?'

You mean the cars don't explode in mid-air when they go over a cliff?

 

[bignewt]

Discovery did one of those docs once, about Hollywood dying scenes. If i recollect the FBI crime scene person said, majority of people would fall forward if shot or if having an event? Who knows? He may have said backward, it's been 10 years or more since i saw the Doc.

It also said that when a bullet hits an object such as a car door, it doesnt spark. Nor does the car door stop a closely shot round.

I think the Doc was in regards to the actual events surrounding those high profile bank robberies in LA, recall 'Heat?'

Heat was a helluva movie.

 

[CAVPUT]

He passed away. His game day parties were legendary.

Roy was a hoot. Loved UT and did his best to shine the light on bama corruption. Love him or hate him, Roy was real.

 

[Geaux_Vols]

 

[Coach Punk]

HINT HINT Rakim HINT HINT

 

[jp1]

Looking at the comments....why is it so hard to understand the difference between lose and loose?

 

[RazzBury]

Looking at the comments....why is it so hard to understand the difference between lose and loose?

Because for some reason, our education system believes it is more important to figure out what Shakespeare was trying to say than to learn the correct usage of lose/loose, then/than, affect/effect, and there/their/they're.

 

[InstrumentalVol]

Because for some reason, our education system believes it is more important to figure out what Shakespeare was trying to say than to learn the correct usage of lose/loose, then/than, affect/effect, and there/their/they're.

Schools literally teach that in every English class ever

 

[millst987]

I almost believe it would be stupid for Rak not to come here at this point. He can be numero uno imo as a frosh with Bailey coming on board

 

[Rishvol]

Schools literally teach that in every English class ever

Nope. English is now more about empowering than knowing the difference between than and then

 

[AaronUT]

I almost believe it would be stupid for Rak not to come here at this point. He can be numero uno imo as a frosh with Bailey coming on board

Yep and even if JG stays, he’s got a seasoned qb to throw him the ball.

 

[Bassmaster_Vol]

I almost believe it would be stupid for Rak not to come here at this point. He can be numero uno imo as a frosh with Bailey coming on board

Day 1 starter and the best receiver we’ve had in YEARS.

 

[Pepe]

Because for some reason, our education system believes it is more important to figure out what Shakespeare was trying to say than to learn the correct usage of lose/loose, then/than, affect/effect, and there/their/they're.

if the reader understands what's being said then it really isn't all that important is it? One of my pet peeves is supposedly educated writers who don't understand the difference between Jive and jibe

 

[SweetasSoda]

Because for some reason, our education system believes it is more important to figure out what Shakespeare was trying to say than to learn the correct usage of lose/loose, then/than, affect/effect, and there/their/they're.

Well, to be fair all of that should have been learned long before you worry about Shakespeare.