The mood on campus after Thursday’s practice was… irritated. That’s the word I would use to describe Coach Fulmer and Coach Chavis. They are irritated at the team’s performance and they are irritated by outcome of Monday’s game.

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.

So far this spring the offense, and more specifically the quarterback play has been the story. Speculation about the new system continues to run rampant with the Tennessee faithful. In my attempt to understand the west coast offense, I have thoroughly researched its philosophy. As most of you know there are several variations of the west coast out there, but they all have one thing in common. They all use the passing game to set up the run.

Here are a few notes from Saturday’s scrimmage:

Wolf, Olasimbo and Barnes. Those were the big names from Tennessee’s annual spring scrimmage on Saturday in which the White team scored late to earn the 16-13 victory over the Orange.