What ever happened to the V-O-L-S Sign

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coffeevol

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I know they were removed from the stadium but whatever happened to them? Are they in storage somewhere or part of a private collection.

Also anyone have a high res picture of them...id like to do a project for the man cave.
 
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It's been downhill for the Vols since the original V-O-L-S sign and white goal post pads were replaced.
 
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I wish I could say,"In my living room.".

On another note.

How do you teach a child, how to blow their nose?
 
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volfanbill said:
Uhhh what? Which letters were bigger out of the four? Asking for a friend
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Why you got to be like thaf? Trying to make me a punch line lol. Just kidding. I know the four big letters are the same size. But I did not know if he meant any other signs or memorabilia around the stadium. They auctioned a lot off.
 
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Orange&White said:
Why you got to be like thaf? Trying to make me a punch line lol. Just kidding. I know the four big letters are the same size. But I did not know if he meant any other signs or memorabilia around the stadium. They auctioned a lot off.
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Got ya. Was just having fun, and had to make sure I wasn't missing something obvious. Did Calhoun's buy the G and A that make up GAVol's avatar too?
 
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Iam4utalways said:
One twin is a nose sneezer and can't blow their own nose. The other one is a mouth sneezer and can.

Kids, what are ya gonna do?
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Yeah, they're funny little critters. I always laugh when I see a real little one trying to figure out how to blow out a candle.

Don't ask me why a kid blowing his nose made me think of that. You don't wanna know.
 
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Hacksaw said:
Yeah, they're funny little critters. I always laugh when I see a real little one trying to figure out how to blow out a candle.

Don't ask me why a kid blowing his nose made me think of that. You don't wanna know.
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It makes the Birthday cake tricky. I'm glad they figured the cake problem out(smash cake).

By the time she is 13, I bet she figures it out.
 
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Iam4utalways said:
It makes the Birthday cake tricky. I'm glad they figured the cake problem out(smash cake).

By the time she is 13, I bet she figures it out.
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When she's 13, you'll have a whole other set of problems, most of which revolve around hairy legged little 14 & 15 year old boys. She'll detest 13 year old boys. Good luck, I ran that gauntlet with surprising great results.
 
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Remy said:
When she's 13, you'll have a whole other set of problems, most of which revolve around hairy legged little 14 & 15 year old boys. She'll detest 13 year old boys. Good luck, I ran that gauntlet with surprising great results.
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Mine is about to turn 15. Every male who approaches her is told two things: 1) you hurt her, I hurt you and 2) I don't mind going back to prison.
 
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Hacksaw said:
Yeah, they're funny little critters. I always laugh when I see a real little one trying to figure out how to blow out a candle.

Don't ask me why a kid blowing his nose made me think of that. You don't wanna know.
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My kid just turned four and blew out his birthday candles with his nose. His mama was mortified. I laughed my butt off.
 
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MANY years ago, when I was 14 or so, my dad, who played football here, brought me to my first Vol game. We crossed the river and that VOLS sign is the first thing I saw. Never forget it. After hearing about UT football all of my young life, it was an absolute thrill. I miss that thing and wish we could recreate it in some way.
 
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