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I can rest easier in Lexington today after the Vols held on to defeat the Cats Sunday in TBA. As always a win is a win, and like most of you I feel incredibly honored to watch this basketball team continue to make history. The fact that I now expect a win when the Wildcats…

Sunday was a great day for Tennessee basketball. It was senior day for Chris Lofton, Tennessee’s all time leading three point shooter. Ernie Grunfeld was in town having his #22 jersey retired and lifted to the rafters of Thompson Boling Arena. Former Vol greats Bernard King and Allan Houston were back in the arena to…

Some people feel as if this game has lost some of it’s luster with the season ending injury to Patrick Patterson. But I believe no matter what the other circumstances may be, it’s Tennessee and Kentucky with the SEC Championship on the line. This game is big and it’s important for Tennessee to get back…

I have been a Lexington resident for nearly eighteen years now. For the majority of that time entering the stretch run of the college basketball season meant only one thing. Listening to the pundits talk about where the Cats will be seeded. That was until Bruce Pearl picked up the Orange blazer.

Greetings from the West Coast. As I flew in to Los Angeles last night, it was the first time I’ve ever seen smog at night. Though it is a nice break in the winter to enjoy some Southern California 70 degree weather in February, there’s a part of me, wait, a large part of me…

It hardly seems possible that it could be time for the Vols to play another basketball game already. I’ve not had enough time to finish gloating over the win over Memphis and the #1 ranking in both polls.

As you can imagine, there has been some great discussion and celebration posted in the message board today. Collectively, it may be the best mood I’ve seen around here in quite some time. I thought I would point out a few of the more interesting threads and links from the day.

Tennessee and Memphis highlights.

Straight from the front page of ESPN.com.

ESPN Gameday is on site in Memphis and just about every major media outlet is talking about tonight’s clash of #1 vs #2. Get ready for some Tennessee basketball.