Can someone exolain the aight.

[Mccage]

"Uknow im all in aurite uknow"

 

[BloomuVol]

A'ight is a nice catch phrase used by CJP and Vol fans love it. They will love it as long as he wins.

If he doesn't it's just another "brick by brick".

I just envisioned a pumped up CJP saying a'ight over and over to the team like a rally cry after a big win.

 

[KBVol]

He said it like 44 times during the press conference.

32.

 

[Frank Duncan]

It's Appalachian english brought to us by the ulster Scots. If you look at Appalachia as a state Saban, Pruitt, Majors, Fulmer, and Spurrier, are all from the same state.

Yes.. as the Eastern and Middle Tn areas were primarily Scotch/Irish settlers.. it's passed down to wee lads.

 

[ksgovols]

Too much thought going into this a'ight? You can drive 100 miles in any direction in Tennessee and get a different accent and dialect. Google the late Tim Wilson. He had a hilarious bit on southerners and their different accents. Im from Southern Middle TN and spent a few years on Sand Mountain in North Alabama. Sounds fine to me. Hard I in fine..

 

[ruger1234]

Too much thought going into this a'ight? You can drive 100 miles in any direction in Tennessee and get a different accent and dialect. Google the late Tim Wilson. He had a hilarious bit on southerners and their different accents. Im from Southern Middle TN and spent a few years on Sand Mountain in North Alabama. Sounds fine to me. Hard I in fine..

Tim Wilson!!!!!!

:loco:

 

[Orangeblood98']

It's the southern football coaches equivalent to "nahmsayin"

 

[ksgovols]

Tim Wilson - Southern Accents - YouTube

 

[ksgovols]

Tim Wilson - Southern Accents - YouTube

 

[MyBloodRunnethOrange]

A'ight is not Southern, it's ebonic. Someone else pointed out "awright" as being Southern slang. Originally "aight" was Australian slang. Who cares what Pruitt is trying to say as long as the players get the message (and I guess their parents).

Well aight then!