Well, today is the day Volnation.  Next year there will be a new head coach roaming the sidelines in Knoxville, TN.  This is like one of those things you knew was going to happen, but you didn’t know it until it actually happened.  I’m still in a little bit of shock…that [...]

Florida lowered the boom on Saturday. Once and for all, college football fans got the answer to the question: “Where does this football team stand?” Speaking of answers, they were delivered in short order. The UT football team had few answers for the speedy attack of Florida’s special teams. UT was put away in the first ten minutes of the game. Phil Fulmer had his own answers, as he took responsibility for the loss. Volunteer fans offered their reply to the sloppy play by letting their feet do the talking, as if to say the time for talking is finished.

With Hillary conceding and McCain desperately reshaping his image to appeal to the more conservative members of the Republican Party, one idea will permeate the airwaves and the public discussion. In the coming weeks “party unity” will be a political buzz word thrown around in both democratic and republican circles. In many ways the upcoming 2008 campaign for Jonathan Crompton is no different.