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The Vol Critic: Sunday Quarterback Rumor Mill - Scroggins and Sims
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Tennessee Volunteers Blog and whatever else I freaking feel like. Sunday, July 5, 2009. Sunday Quarterback Rumor Mill - Scroggins and Sims. So, it was a quiet Independence Day for the most part. Not a whole lot of news to blog about as most took some time off to enjoy the holiday. I hope both of you Vol Critic readers had a great weekend. While there isn't any real news to report, there were a couple of interesting rumors floating around recruiting circles on Sunday. Scroggins has said that he would not ...
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The Vol Critic: Lane Kiffin and the case of Evan Berry
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Tennessee Volunteers Blog and whatever else I freaking feel like. Wednesday, July 1, 2009. Lane Kiffin and the case of Evan Berry. So, Tennessee headlines the national news again this week. Ho hum. Evan Berry, 13-year-old eighth grader to be, brother of current Tennessee star Eric Berry and son of former Vol James Berry, has committed to play his college football at Tennessee. It's the first commitment (and likely to be the only one for quite some time) of the 2013 class for Lane Kiffin and company.
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The Vol Critic: Bryce Petty, ole buddy ole pal
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Tennessee Volunteers Blog and whatever else I freaking feel like. Sunday, July 5, 2009. Bryce Petty, ole buddy ole pal. As expected, Team USA was crowned the inaugural IFAF Junior World Champion. Defeating Canada 41-3 in the Gold Medal Game. To earn their spot in the championship game, Team USA defeated France by 78 and Mexico by 55 - both were shutouts. Tennessee fans may find it interesting that the quarterback of the junior world champs was former Vol 2009 commit (and current Baylor signee) Bryce Petty.
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The Vol Critic: Hungover in Knoxvlle - Tennessee Falls to Alabama 70-67
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Tennessee Volunteers Blog and whatever else I freaking feel like. Sunday, March 8, 2009. Hungover in Knoxvlle - Tennessee Falls to Alabama 70-67. Excruciating. That's the word I would use to best describe today's 70-67 loss to Alabama. The three point prayer by Anthony Brock at the buzzer spoiled the Vols chances for 20 regular season wins. With about ten minutes to go in the first half, Wayne Chism motioned and pleaded to the students to get up and get loud. The response? On the positive side, I give pr...
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The Big Red Board: Arkansas Sports Blog: The Quest for Liberty
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The Quest for Liberty. Posted by Hayden Hodges 4:24 PM Arkansas. Okay, how cliche could we have been with the title of this one? The Quest for Liberty" - What? Wait, we are obsessing with Ole Miss who obsesses with our obsessing of them. It is a tangled, nutty weave, but we digress. Ryan Mallet's and D.J. Williams' names are being tossed around about leaving for The League. And even the brief talk of Bobby Petrino's departure for Florida with the brief resignation of Urban Myers. Move on. Red Cup Rebelli...
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The Vol Critic: Montario Hardesty is a Brown
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Tennessee Volunteers Blog and whatever else I freaking feel like. Saturday, April 24, 2010. Montario Hardesty is a Brown. With the 59th overall pick, the Cleveland Browns select. Montario Hardesty from the University of Tennessee. He may not be quite as popular as Eric Berry, but Montario Hardesty earned the respect and admiration of Tennessee fans with his play last season. I saw all 13 games and I thought Hardesty gave his all for Tennessee in every single game. He was a workhorse. It's a bit of a risk...
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The Vol Critic: Scheduling has been Key for Tennessee Basketball
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Tennessee Volunteers Blog and whatever else I freaking feel like. Monday, March 9, 2009. Scheduling has been Key for Tennessee Basketball. The go anywhere and play anyone. Approach has served Bruce Pearl well during his tenure at Tennessee. The Vols played their way to a No. 2 NCAA Tournament seed twice in Pearl's three trips to the Big Dance. In each case, strength of schedule was essential in obtaining such a high seed. Posted by Vol Critic. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). College Football Week One...
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The Big Red Board: Arkansas Sports Blog: Ark v Bama Running diary
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Ark v Bama Running diary. Posted by JCK 8:39 PM 1 comments. Couple of quick notes - this is a rambling rant filled diary. It has my usual game stuff mixed in with a little story and lots of bellyaching by me. don’t take any of it too seriously ;-) ). 8220;The salesman knows nothing of what he is selling save that he is charging a great deal too much for it. Otherwise a salesman wouldn’t be required.”. My Stepdaughter as a semifinalist at Miss Teen Arkansas (I’m a proud poppa). But the Hogs climbed back, ...
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The Big Red Board: Arkansas Sports Blog: Ark v LSU Running Diary
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Ark v LSU Running Diary. Posted by JCK 1:08 PM 0 comments. Said during Charlie Weiss’s first season at Notre Dame). 8220;If Charlie Weiss gives a clinic, I’m going. I’m on the bandwagon now.”. I think I injured something diving headfirst back onto the Arkansas Basketball bandwagon. I’m not sure if it was my butt or my ego that got bruised but something down there sure is sore. How does a team go from from being publicly sodomized at Kentucky to first place in just a couple of weeks? So anyway my wife pre...
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The Big Red Board: Arkansas Sports Blog: Oil of Olay
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Posted by Hayden Hodges 2:20 PM Arkansas. Unbelievable. A great performance in Baton Rouge was dampened. By a last minute drive with some "home clocking," a bad dead ball call, a porous. Defense, and a missed field goal in overtime. Yes, the Hogs started off slow, but they played their hearts out down the stretch, which is about all that one can ask of them. Back off of Tejada. He does his best, but is that enough for you? Is it enough for the team? What else can be said? Darren McFadden: My Pitbulls.
