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Showing posts with label Football. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Football. Show all posts
Friday, September 9, 2011
General Neyland
I'm a little too young to have seen him coach, but I wish I had.
Story here.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
The Fulmer Curse?
Labels:
Basketball,
Football,
Tennessee,
Vols
Monday, July 25, 2011
Rules for Recruiting
As more information comes out about UT's NCAA woes (here, here, here), I have come up with the universal rules for recruiting.
1. Don't cheat.
2. If you cheat, don't get caught.
3. If you get caught, don't lie.
1. Don't cheat.
2. If you cheat, don't get caught.
3. If you get caught, don't lie.
Labels:
Basketball,
Football,
Responsibility,
Tennessee,
Vols
Sunday, June 26, 2011
How we warm up in the morning...
I like for the guys in my IT department to get things going in the morning by doing a little bit of physical activity. It looks something like this...
I.T.!I think winning programs have that level of excitement and enthusiasm in most of their practices.
Fired Up!
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
And He Will Make Millions
Ja'Juan Story is a 4-star college football player. I'm not sure what is funnier in this interview - his blunt honesty or his taste in music.
Labels:
Football
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Vol Football Players Attacked by Police Dogs
Dooley continues to promote culture change by getting his players together with the police for a KPD training day. You can read the full story here.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Condredge Holloway Story
I watched the Condredge Holloway Story last night.
I'm not sure this is the same highlight, but they showed one video where he was touched by all eleven players on the opposing team and still could not be stopped. Ridiculous.
Holloway gives Bear Bryant a lot of credit for being honest about the fact that Alabama was not ready for a black quarterback. The editing almost sound like being up front about that fact was a bigger deal than having a university that could accept him as the leader of their team.
Definitely worth the hour I spent to watch. Check your local listings for future showings.
I'm not sure this is the same highlight, but they showed one video where he was touched by all eleven players on the opposing team and still could not be stopped. Ridiculous.
Holloway gives Bear Bryant a lot of credit for being honest about the fact that Alabama was not ready for a black quarterback. The editing almost sound like being up front about that fact was a bigger deal than having a university that could accept him as the leader of their team.
Definitely worth the hour I spent to watch. Check your local listings for future showings.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
The Color Orange: The Condredge Holloway Story Trailer
EPSN is airing "The Color Orange: The Condredge Holloway Story" on Sunday, February 20th at 8PM Eastern. Holloway was the first black quarterback in the SEC.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Dinner with Derek Dooley
I had dinner with Derek Dooley last night - with about a thousand of my closest friends - to celebrate the successful recruitment of the next freshman class for UT Football. He kept emphasizing the good character of these young men. Dooley seems to be a real class act himself. I hope he can win some games and stick around for a long time.
Friday, December 31, 2010
Big Orange Screw
The Vols got screwed out of a win at the Music City Bowl yesterday. I know I'm biased, but even some refs agree.
The last time the Volunteer Nation got treated this poorly was when Peyton Manning didn't get the Heisman Trophy.
The last time the Volunteer Nation got treated this poorly was when Peyton Manning didn't get the Heisman Trophy.
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Quarterback for Sale
Sounds like a deal if it gets you a Heisman a National Championship in exchange for a $180,000.
From Brick O'Lore |
Saturday, November 27, 2010
.500 and a Bowl Game
Congrats to the Vols who got back to .500 today with the 26 consecutive win over Kentucky.
Best quotes of the day:
Gerald Jones on a team that went from 2-6 to 6-6: "We're not champions, but we're not quitters, either. Nobody can ever call us quitters."
via @WesRuckerCTFP
Derek Dooley referring to his two catches when QB Bray was under pressure and had to get rid of the ball by throwing it out of bounds (with a jab at the punt return difficulties): "I was just showing them it's not hard to catch the football. I'm going to go catch punts next."
via @Josh_Ward
Best quotes of the day:
Gerald Jones on a team that went from 2-6 to 6-6: "We're not champions, but we're not quitters, either. Nobody can ever call us quitters."
via @WesRuckerCTFP
Derek Dooley referring to his two catches when QB Bray was under pressure and had to get rid of the ball by throwing it out of bounds (with a jab at the punt return difficulties): "I was just showing them it's not hard to catch the football. I'm going to go catch punts next."
via @Josh_Ward
Friday, November 26, 2010
Sports Grab Bag
Congrats to the Vols for winning the NIT tournament by beating Villanova today. This was a quality win over tough opponent in a tournament setting. I think it bodes well for the team this season - assuming the wheels don't fall off the bus because of Bruce's trouble.
Auburn pulled out a miracle comeback. Of course, their Cam problem may be worse than Pearl's.
Auburn pulled out a miracle comeback. Of course, their Cam problem may be worse than Pearl's.
Labels:
Basketball,
Football,
SEC,
Vols
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Vince Young
Vince Young may be an exmaple of the Peter Principle. Or may be Vince Young just needs a nicer coach.
Laser Tag on 3!
Laser Tag on 3!
Monday, November 22, 2010
Consequences
Sophomore Defense Tackle Montori Hughes has been suspended for academic reasons. Dooley commented that "Everybody’s got freedom of choice, but nobody’s got freedom of consequence."
I think there are way too many people that don't understand that.
Via Wes Rucker on Twitter.
I think there are way too many people that don't understand that.
Via Wes Rucker on Twitter.
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