Tennessee’s lone senior Craig Cobb got the call for Thursday’s game against the Ole Miss Rebels but his night was short lived. Cobb gave up 5 runs and was pulled with one out in the first inning. The Vols were in a hole they never could climb out of.

Exceptional pitching from the Commodores, that’s what we were supposed to see on Wednesday night. Instead, Tennessee proved that they have great pitching of their own.

I got these cool new T images to use like bullet points to highlight each blurb. Pretty cool huh? You can tell that we are really moving up in the world here at the VolNation Times.

Chris Leak signed with the Bucs? I thought I read that he was drafted by the Bears. Oh wait, you aren’t talking about, it can’t be….. C.J. Leak.

The guys at Georgia Sports Blog point out that as of today, it has been 2000 days since Alabama beat Auburn. I wonder how many days it has been since Tennessee or Georgia won a game against the other at home? 1683 days by my count. Anybody want to check my math?

We like to check in with former Vol stars from time to time to see how things are going in their post Tennessee careers. This week it is Jason Allen that is making headlines.

Congratulations to the Tennessee Vols Baseball team for finishing strong and qualifying for the SEC Tournament in Birmingham this week.

Seven years averaging $3.5 million per year. Eddie Munster is all grown up and that is the deal that he could be close to signing at the University of Florida.

When you give up 20 runs in a baseball game is it safe to say that your pitchers didn’t show up? Uh, I think they should have stayed on the bus.

There was a good interview yesterday on GoVolsXtra($) with Eric Berry. Well good may be a bit generous. Honestly, it was an ok interview at best.