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#28
#28
dduncan4163 said:
11/26/2017 will be a day that lives in Vol infamy.
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Truth. It’s sad that today is my proudest moment as a vol fan. I was around for ‘98 championship but too young to appreciate it. But nonetheless I did my part today and retweeted everything I could about this mess.
 
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#29
#29
About how many people showed up to protest in person on campus? I would have been there if I lived in Knoxville or close.
 
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#30
#30
volfan_89 said:
Truth. It’s sad that today is my proudest moment as a vol fan. I was around for ‘98 championship but too young to appreciate it. But nonetheless I did my part today and retweeted everything I could about this mess.
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I have been as cynical as they come but I think today was the day we finally turn it around. This is our rallying cry.
 
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#32
#32
Where is the number shown? I don't come here enough to know.

I know this. The power of social media and the internet showed itself today. Vol nation power - activate.
 
#34
#34
Hell I got to be up for work in a few hours. I got to get a few winks in lol. Hell who am I kidding I'll sleep an hour and run off coffee fumes the rest of the day.
 
#37
#37
I was at work for an 11 hour shift and didn't miss anything today thanks to VN.

Coworkers who are mostly Carolina Panther and Tarheel fans all agree that the UT fan base was correct in being outraged.

Perception of the fan base, at lest by the blue collar segment of America, has gained some respect IMO.
 
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