They really got off on that prayer thing. Or atleast a few did. I don't think it is wrong either way. I am religious and moderate. Don't force religion on someone, but don't deny it either. I beleive in the "proclaim me before men and I will proclaim you before my Father thing." I think it is wrong to require such either way in a public venue, as long as you are respectful of one's culture. The graduation issue is peculiar, in that the school cannot have it as part of their organized graduation ceremony, but if a student were to ad lib a prayer during the ceremony, it is not illegal. The other point to consider is that while UT is a state sponsored public house, UT Athletics, though associated with the state, is a private/separate/prfitable business institution apart from UT istelf. And donates excess funds back to the academics of UT itself. A public prayer at Neyland is largely a public prayer at a private self-supportive very large conference room. i would have posted this there instead of here, but I haven't got my acces yet. this will allow me what i wanted to post and can cut and paste at that time. And ya'll think OWB is liberal. He's just southern liberal.