[Bamabeachlivin]

KNOXVILLE — Sometimes the magnitude of a college football game can be summed up without words.
A muted scene took place earlier this week in the Tennessee football offices. It silently spoke to the seriousness of the UT-Alabama rivalry, which resumes Saturday in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Vols' quarterback Erik Ainge was studying film of Alabama by himself when UT offensive coordinator David Cutcliffe walked by. Cutcliffe, a typically-cordial man, looked at Ainge, gave a quick head nod and kept walking.
No time for small talk. No time for niceties.
There was work to be done.
"It was Tuesday morning," Ainge recalled. "And it was straight business."
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[RabidVolsFan]

You all better get ready to help counsel Stoney through this week end. Poor fellow is going to need a shoulder to cry on. Roll Tide Roll, round and round and down the toilet bowl. VOLS RULE!!!!!

[titans#1]

tennessee cant make many mistakes in this game if they want there 4th win in a row since losing to fla and i predict tennessee to surprise people with a win by 2 or more scores.

[TrashMan]

Originally Posted by RabidVolsFan

You all better get ready to help counsel Stoney through this week end. Poor fellow is going to need a shoulder to cry on. Roll Tide Roll, round and round and down the toilet bowl. VOLS RULE!!!!!

Stoney's feeling real good this morning I'm sure. By the way, how does that leftover CROW taste for breakfest? LOL J/k