Recent content by ejvols4

It is remarkable how we literally never upset them. 2009 UGA - Crompton game, both unranked 2015 UGA - Huge rally against middling Dawgs to save Butch’s job 2016 UF - Evenly ranked, fall behind a lot at home, storm back to win 2016 UGA - Ranked higher, win on Hail Mary There can’t be...

Vols ranked No. 18 in total offense in 2012 … Can you guess their final record or how many wins they had against Bama/UGA/UF?

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yes this is good thank you

Was there something I could have done differently?

Seems impossible. It is not just that our current players are far from championship-caliber. It’s that they seem a far cry from the forerunner or contender-level that can eventually build a program capable of producing championship-caliber teams. The rebuild might be a decade job and...

It’s a question I never pondered until reckoning with my mortality and Tennessee’s obvious distance in caliber from Florida tonight. We are multiple recruiting cycles away from that level assuming Heupel is the guy. I genuinely may never see Tennessee football win another SEC or CFP title...

Not to white knight, but thought it was harsh to lump Vescovi in with the underperforming vets. I know it feels like he's been here forever, but it's really only 1.5 seasons, the majority of which coming under bizarre COVID conditions. Gotta cut the kid a break. The regression of Pons, Fulky...

Assuming he remembers teams when I started remembering them (5-7 or so): 2007 was good. 2016 was good. What you mean is that he hasn't seen a GREAT team yet.

Damarius McGhee: Four things to know about 2021 Tennessee commit

"Trailing 13-0 in the fourth quarter of a region final contest against rival Florida High, McGhee scored a punt return touchdown and converted an 88-yard, fourth-down Hail Mary to claw the Crusaders to an improbable 14-13 lead late in the fourth quarter. " Damarius McGhee: Four things to know...

McGhee is a Vol Damarius McGhee verbally commits to Tennessee football

Ad hominems aside, no one wants a fall without college football. The consequences of our actions (and lack thereof) are likely to bring that into reality, unfortunately.

Oh brother. That’s not at all what I said. I was merely pointing out the silliness of equating the danger of football injuries to that of a viral pandemic. They’re fundamentally different. I do appreciate you spelling out the entitlement you feel you have to consume college football regardless...

The thing I hated most about breaking a bone playing football was how many of my friends, family and colleagues also came down with broken bones in the weeks following my injury.