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  • Tuesday Vols' practice notes

    After completing the first day of two-a-day practice yesterday, Tennessee was back to a regular practice today. Here a few updates courtesy of SportsTalk. More to come later. The ‘Nu-Gun’ debuted Monday and was in full force again today. Nu’Keese Richardson reportedly took about five to ten snaps at quarterback. The coaches are still moving…

  • Super Frosh: Bryce Brown and David Oku

    Freshman tailbacks Bryce Brown and David Oku have taken the Tennessee campus by storm. Brown was rated the No. 1 player in the country coming out of high school and Oku was considered the No 1. all-purpose back. The fact that they both ended up at Tennessee, means both are confident in their abilities and…

  • Tuesday morning rewind

    Tennessee was back hard at work on Monday after taking the day off on Sunday for media day. By all accounts, practices have very physically demanding to this point and yesterday, that demand doubled. Monday marked the beginning of the dreaded two-a-day practices on campus. Montori Hughes is impressive. At 6-4, 310 pounds, Hughes isn’t…

  • Lane Kiffin: Tennessee offensive line most improved

    Based on the first scrimmage of fall practice, Lane Kiffin has to be pleased with his offense, especially the running game. Tennessee had an enormous amount of success running the football, and they did it with a variety of different tailbacks. Tauren Poole, who isn’t considered by most to be a big-play back, surprised a…

  • Vols' Saturday Scrimmage Notes

    On Saturday, Tennessee held its first scrimmage in Neyland Stadium. Below are the high points. The success of the running game was one of the big surprises on Saturday and a big reason the offense outperformed the defense. Surprisingly, it wasn’t Bryce Brown or Daivd Oku that led the way, it was Tauren Poole. Poole…

  • Guitar Shots to the Head: Last Chance Lane?

    As the season draws near, it is time to stop pretending that this is a no lose situation for the Tennessee coaching staff. Yes, Lane Kiffin is young, and there is little doubt that his bloodline has offered rare career opportunities for a person of his age. I believe that it takes at least 5…

  • Guitar Shots To the Head: One Foot at a Time

    Tomorrow will be a very interesting day in the Tennessee blogosphere. Jesse Scroggins, the anointed savior of the college quarterback position is slated to choose the program he intends to lead to a Sears Trophy. Most consider him to be a USC lock, while few of the Vol faithful continue to hope that Knoxville is…

  • Guitar Shots To the Head: The QB Situation

    Chase Rettig’s commitment to BC has set off a minor explosion in the Vol community. It wouldn’t be so bad for most folks if it didn’t look like Jesse Scroggins was headed to USC, or if Jake Heaps wasn’t already committed to BYU. Andrew Hendrix and Tommy Rees offered the Vol fans a double dose…

  • Guitar Shots to the Head: Kiffin Haters Club

    Long suffering Volunteer fans have long known the drill. For the last few off-seasons we have gone to message boards to talk up our recruiting class, discuss the heat of an afternoon September kickoff, and wonder if the first play from scrimmage would be off tackle right or off tackle left. It is no wonder…

  • VolNation FREE NCAA Football 2010 Contest

    It’s that time again — time for the much anticipated annual release of EA Sports NCAA Football 2010. As we did last year, VolNation.com will be giving away a free copy of the game on the platform of your choice (xbox360, ps3). The game will be shipped directly from Amazon.com to the winner immediately upon…