It's Game Day. What is Your Confidence Level?

What is your confidence level (of winning) going into today's game at the Swamp?

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#88
#88
Interesting, very interesting said Schultz. 51% had confidence level of 50% or less.

How refreshing for our coaching staff to put together a game plan that worked! Great execution by the team and very few penalties. Great to be a Vol today!!

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#91
#91
Have to admit, I was less than 50%. Best first half I have seen us play. Very satisfying win, would have like to have kept the foot on the gas, but just win there is huge. We don’t play there again til 2029.
 
#92
#92
VFL-82-JP said:
No no no, since "schneid" apparently means losing streak (learned a new word today, thanks for that, even if it is a German word), that puppy just popped right out of existence. Didn't shrink in size. No longer exists. We've won 3 of the last 4 against the lizards, both home and away.

Go Vols!
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I took two years of German at university and can only remember the swear words. Funny how that works.
 
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#93
#93
MHS Rebel said:
I took two years of German at university and can only remember the swear words. Funny how that works.
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In addition to 3 semesters in college, I also lived in Germany three years. And here's all I remember:

"Wo ist der burgermeister? Er ist im keller mit die madchen machen kinder, nicht wahr? Ja wohl!"

Funny the stupid things that stick in our brains long after the more useful stuff fades.

Go Vols!
 
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#95
#95
VFL-82-JP said:
In addition to 3 semesters in college, I also lived in Germany three years. And here's all I remember:

"Wo ist der burgermeister? Er ist im kellner mit die madchen machen kinder, nicht wahr? Ja wohl!"

Funny the stupid things that stick in your brain long after the more useful stuff fades.

Go Vols!
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Usually, I can break down the 30-character nouns to figure out what they are saying. I took the "translation" class rather than the "speaking" class. I was a CHEM major and most vintage research is in German (Beilstein, for example).
 
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