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Boo is an incredibly talented player, but he has a tendency to be easily influenced and isn’t always the sharpest. His mother, unfortunately, doesn’t help matters. She’s been a constant source of drama, always talking when she should be quiet and weighing in on situations she clearly doesn’t...

35 Days! Gary Moore set the tone early, Jimmy Streater put on a spectacular performance, and the defense came up with three interceptions. Tennessee cruised to a 35-17 victory over Auburn in 1979.

36 Days! Ed Molinski, who wore No. 36 for the Vols, was a two-time All-American lineman in 1939-40 and captain on the school’s boxing team.After football, he served in the U.S. Marine Corps during WWII.

37 Days! #37 Peerless Price (WR) Price played in 46 career games with the Vols from 1995-1998 with 2,298 receiving yards, 19 receiving touchdowns, 112 rushing yards, and 1 rushing touchdown.

38 Days! The scribes came to see Bo Jackson, but they ended up writing about Tony Robinson. In 1985, the Vols stunned No. 1 Auburn with a 38–20 victory.

39 Days! The Vols have won 36 of the past 39 meetings against kentucky.

40 Days! Bill Bates, who wore No. 40 for the Vols, was a two-time All-SEC safety before an NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys.

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41 Days! Tennessee was a 13-point underdog against Alabama at Legion Field in 1983. The Vols trailed by multiple scores twice in the second half. The Vols won, 41-34.

42 Days! Tennessee debuted its all-orange uniforms for the first time on November 26, 1977, in a matchup against Vanderbilt. The Vols capped Johnny Majors’ first season with a dominant 42-7 win over the Commodores at Neyland Stadium.

43 Days! Mallon Faircloth, who wore No. 43 for the Vols, posted more than 1,000 yards as a passer and runner in his career and was the last single-wing tailback in program history in 1963.

44 Days! Bobby Majors, who wore No. 44 for the Vols, was an All-American player that starred on defense and special teams. He holds the program record for interceptions in a single season with 10 in 1970.

45 Days! Peyton Manning played in 45 career games with the Vols from 1994-1997 with 11,201 passing yards, 89 passing touchdowns, 1997 SEC POY, drafted first overall, 5x NFL MVP, 2x Super Bowl champion, Super Bowl MVP.

46 Days! Raynoch Thompson, who wore No. 46 for the Vols, was an All-American linebacker and key part of the program’s 1998 national title run.