Guitar Shots to the Head: A Seat at the Dinner Table

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#5
Lex, I've only been coming to this site for a couple of months. Your common sense approach to college football is refreshing. I enjoy your article's very much. Keep up the good work! THANKS. You are a true VOLUNTEER!
 
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As I have posted before, I remember the excitement of CJM coming back to Knoxville and ran my relatively young mouth to the point it overloaded my rear end. However, I never gave up hope for the VOLS even during the lean years, and there were some so lean that a number of folks on this site who claim to be VOLS would have jumped ship (just my opinion based on a number of posts and threads over the last couple of years). I do hope CJM can reconcile himself before he passes on as he and his family (the same as CPF) are and have truly been great VOLS.
 
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rallen said:
Lex, I've only been coming to this site for a couple of months. Your common sense approach to college football is refreshing. I enjoy your article's very much. Keep up the good work! THANKS. You are a true VOLUNTEER!
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this guy is a mark...bet his IP is in the KY area:whistling:
 
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...If you get too wrapped up into Tennessee’s version of the Hatfields and the Mccoys, you are missing the point. The UT family <input name="IL_MARKER" type="hidden">dinner table is a bountiful spread. In the end, maybe most fans will see that there is room at the UT <input name="IL_MARKER" type="hidden">dinner table for Johnny and Phil.
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As good as you've ever been...
 
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It beats the he'' out of alot of bullsh!t I've read from most people on here! If the shoe fits!
 
#21
#21
Good job Lex.

I would love to see Johnny and Phil come through the "T" with Lane this year.

It is something Pearl pulled off in the basketball world -- maybe.....
 
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It is:

Neyland - The father will always sit at the head
Fulmer - The son who brought honor to the family (NC98)
Battle - The son who devoted himself to the family and was winning 76%
Barnhill - The man who took the reigns while Neyland was away and kept it running at 85%
Majors - The son who didn't quite fit the mold but did keep the pride up and won 3 SECs
Dickey - Another devoted son who kept us winning at 72% but never brought home the hardware

AND A TOAST TO THE NEWBORN SON
(and rising star{we hope})
Kiffin - The son who ruffled some feathers (but pumped life into this glorious program)
 
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