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.

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?

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

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.

Tennessee is fighting for their tournament lives in Gainesville this weekend and Rod Delmonico is fighting to save his job. Not all will agree with me but I think Delmonico is truly on the hot seat right now if he doesn’t make the SEC tournament.

Congratulations to the Tennessee Vols baseball team. The Vols took 2 out of 3 from LSU this weekend in Baton Rouge winning the series from the Tigers.

I guess we should have planned for a wacky weekend after Game 1 of a three game series with Kentucky was postponed on Friday night due to snow on the field. The bad weather left us with a doubleheader on Saturday starting at noon.

The seventh ranked Arkansas Razorbacks (19-8, 4-2 SEC) are in town this weekend for a three game series with the baseball Vols at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.