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Idk how I haven’t seen this video yet but man this really got me going. I hope every single player of every sport can have an opportunity to watch this. Tennessee means so much to so many people and I hope they realize that. To hear Dale Jones get choked up just tells you all you need to know. This past season was 20 years of built up frustration being released. I know we didn’t reach the College World Series, Final 4, or CFP, but these past couple of years have been the most fun I have enjoyed watching sports. There is a certain electricity going around and it feels like we are just entering a golden era. Our fans have walked through Hell (figuratively) and I know I will never take for granted these great years. I love everything Vols and I am so happy for all of our fans.

 
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VolPack22 said:
Idk how I haven’t seen this video yet but man this really got me going. I hope every single player of every sport can have an opportunity to watch this. Tennessee means so much to so many people and I hope they realize that. To hear Dale Jones get choked up just tells you all you need to know. This past season was 20 years of built up frustration being released. I know we didn’t reach the College World Series, Final 4, or CFP, but these past couple of years have been the most fun I have enjoyed watching sports. There is a certain electricity going around and it feels like we are just entering a golden era. Our fans have walked through Hell (figuratively) and I know I will never take for granted these great years. I love everything Vols and I am so happy for all of our fans.

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I was at that game. Really great memories.
 
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On January 24 in Baseball History...​
  • 1939 - George Sisler, Eddie Collins, and Willie Keeler are elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the BBWAA. Sisler set the major league record with 257 hits in 1920 and batted .420 in 1922 on his way to a .340 career average. Collins batted an even .333 for his career and stole 744 bases as a member of four world champions. Keeler, who "hit 'em where they ain't."

Baseball Birthdays on January 24... ​


Baseball Deaths on January 24... ​

 
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