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We love Ruidoso. Just an awesome place to go for a Summer vacation. Family loved it and we want to go back there.View attachment 639398
One wild horse and a herd of elk this morning, Cree Meadows Golf Course, Ruidoso, NM. Our Aussie Shepherd Ellie (on a leash) just stared at them but didn't bark, when she realized how big they are.
is that cumulonimbus?Almost right in the middle. Just in front of Cox middle school. That picture was from Fire Station 3 right behind my neighborhood, right before we lost power.View attachment 639548
I am sure he sees it like that and I know many men like him. He will never let you know what he is really thinking and he is fiercely loyal. I had a man ask me once why I stuck with Tennessee because they sucked. I told him that I have and always will love Tennessee even if they make me furious sometimes. He said I was more loyal to Tennessee than he was to his wife.VolNation is his family.![]()
There's no age limit. You generally have 5 years to play 4 in any sport from your first semester of enrollment. Your 5 for 4 clock starts the day that you enroll in classes for the first time.There used to be a rule that you had x number of years to complete your eligibility.
I think that there was also an age limit in
D-1 level sports.
I could be wrong on both counts.
I may be right too.
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Brent Brewer was in his mid 20s when he enrolled at UT in 2010 and was playing football until 25/26 in 2013. I think he played minor league baseball for a few years straight out of HS, so his eligibility was fresh when he started at UTThere's no age limit. You generally have 5 years to play 4 in any sport from your first semester of enrollment. Your 5 for 4 clock starts the day that you enroll in classes for the first time.
I really don't think that is the case. I know many people who for many years now have taken to watching college baseball over the MLB. I personally have followed college ball all my life. Tennessee until recent years has not been a top shelf program and I think you are correct that interest by Tennessee fans has skyrocketed with the advent of TV.Someone should remind them no one in this country even cared about college baseball outside of a small fringe... until TV and his Rowdy Roster and Daddy hats showed the hell up in Knoxville.
Yessir. Doesn't matter how old you are, just when you enroll for the first time. Chris Weinke, Kelly Washington too.Brent Brewer was in his mid 20s when he enrolled at UT in 2010 and was playing football until 25/26 in 2013. I think he played minor league baseball for a few years straight out of HS, so his eligibility was fresh when he started at UT