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take your hands out of your pants right now.
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He’s the biggest country music artist in the world..

and Nashville country makes a sane person's ears bleed. who is the biggest pop artist in the world right now? I would imagine it is some teenager who's sound is manufactured in the studio. Same machine, all of it marketing pandering.
 
Once again...he is a orange blooded Tennessee Vol...so what the heck does goung to school there have to do with anything?
Do you live to get offended over nothing on VN?

We don't need the distraction he brings. It has nothing to do with being "woke". It's all about keeping the focus where it belongs, on this team, and specifically this game. At this point, I'd prefer they don't have a guest picker just so we can keep the focus where it belongs.
 
and Nashville country makes a sane person's ears bleed. who is the biggest pop artist in the world right now? I would imagine it is some teenager who's sound is manufactured in the studio. Same machine, all of it marketing pandering.
Morgan has tons of acoustic stuff where he plays his own instruments
 
Tennessee's balanced, underrated class

Tennessee currently has the No. 14-ranked class overall with seven ESPN 300 commitments. That puts the Vols fifth among all SEC schools in the class rankings, but the staff has put together a well-balanced and talented group of prospects.

Sixth-ranked pocket-passing quarterback Nicholaus Iamaleava, ranked No. 27 overall, leads the group and could take over for senior Hendon Hooker, who transferred in from Virginia Tech. Adding Iamaleava was huge considering he picked the Vols over Alabama, Georgia, Miami and Oregon when he committed last March.

In addition to quarterback, the coaches needed to focus on linebackers because Aaron Beasley, Jeremy Banks, Juwan Mitchell and Solon Page III are all seniors. ESPN 300 linebacker Caleb Herring is committed, along with four-star Jeremiah Telander and three-stars Jalen Smith and Will Stallings Jr.

The team needs help in the secondary, as well, with safeties Jaylen McCollough and Trevon Flowers as seniors, as well as corner Warren Burrell. The coaches addressed those needs in ESPN 300 corner Jordan Matthews and ESPN 300 safety Sylvester Smith.

From top to bottom, Josh Heupel and his staff were able to fill needs and do it with some highly sought-after recruits. He will likely supplement this class with transfers to help fill immediate voids, but by all accounts, he has the program headed in a good direction.

This ESPN article is laughably bad. They literally know nothing
 
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