Absolutely pitiful!

[TNinSC]

WOW....I'm a history major for a reason, but there's no excuse for that miscalculation! (I was distracted by Ga's "almost" comeback)... 6 - 6 and Liberty Bowl against FSU/Maryland/or Miami.

[brucewayne]

Originally Posted by NationofVols

Foster isn't a likely candidate to be a leader. A leader knows how to keep his cool, not fumble the football in key situations over and over and over, and learn from his mistakes. Gerald Jones and Montario Hardesty appear to be the two hardest working and hustling guys on the offensive side of the ball. Josh McNeil deserves some credit also.

Eric Berry had some pretty good hits today.

[getrdone55]

now i know the real reason why cut left us. he realized that its the same good "ole" boy bs that we've have seen for years. i think it's funny that the reason that they give to start jc is bcause he's got the most experiance (bs). what the h377 have you got to loose (nothing) and everything to gain to start another, and if he don't perform s-can him and try another. they come to college to learn and the lesson should be that the "the world is a cold and unforgiving place". teach them to be men not babys.

[tennvolsupporter]

Originally Posted by Cartervol

5-7

right now no way its that high

3-9 maybe if we get lucky against N.Ill and Ky

[rebel7254]

The game was a competition on who would be sucessful at giving away the win to the other team. Auburn tried by stagnating on offense and giving us the ball on their side of the field for much of the second half, but the fumble recovered for a TD in the first half was just too much for them to overcome. So we won the competition.