Saturday will be the first time...

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Muschamp has coached in neyland and the first time driskel has be qb in neyland. so the atmosphere should be a factor hopefully to our advantage.
 
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It'll definitely be a factor IMO. Nothing like 102,000+ screaming and making noise.
 
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I predict Muschamp will look like he ran a marathon by the end of the game. And yelling, lots of yelling.
 
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In an ESPN article on Driskell, Driskell says he won't be intimidated at Neyland.

I guess he hasn't talked to J. Namath, K. Stabler, Bert Jones, Matthew Stafford, etc.
 
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Considering they went on the road last week to a pretty loud environment helps them in preparation for this week. UF scoring early with take some of the crowd buzz out. If UT can keep them off the scoreboard for the 1st quarter, it could make for a long day for UF.
 
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Muschamp looks like Pigpen on the sideline. This Saturday won't be the first time... or the last... for that.
 
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Muschamp has made 1 post-college trip to Neyland...alllll the way back in 2001, as LBs coach for LSU...which resulted in a VOLS 26-18 victory.

Neyland 1, Mukksschlamp - 0
 
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Boca Vol said:
Considering they went on the road last week to a pretty loud environment helps them in preparation for this week. UF scoring early with take some of the crowd buzz out. If UT can keep them off the scoreboard for the 1st quarter, it could make for a long day for UF.
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If UT can keep them off the scoreboard in the 1st quarter, UT wins this game by 2+ touchdowns. But UT didn't look to be much of a 1st quarter football team against either NCSU or GaSt. Here's hoping we come out ready to play.
 
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LA Vol said:
Muschamp looks like Pigpen on the sideline. This Saturday won't be the first time... or the last... for that.
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He kind of does.. shirt starts out tucked in but by the end its all half untucked.. hair's a mess.. pit stains in full effect, collar all stretched out. Wtf man.. he needs to chill.
 
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Saturday will be the first time...

Muschamp see's CP, Tiny and McCullers in person, then will $h!t and piss in his pants.
 
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WiseOlVol said:
In an ESPN article on Driskell, Driskell says he won't be intimidated at Neyland.

I guess he hasn't talked to J. Namath, K. Stabler, Bert Jones, Matthew Stafford, etc.
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Driskel is taking out of his fourth point of contact. The kid will be nervous initially. Hope we keep him that way.
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Our fans need to show up wanting this one. The more hostile the better. It needs to be the loudest crowd in the past 15 years.
 
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ALGator said:
He kind of does.. shirt starts out tucked in but by the end its all half untucked.. hair's a mess.. pit stains in full effect, collar all stretched out. Wtf man.. he needs to chill.
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He will, I repeat, WILL have a stroke on the sideline before the end of his coaching tenure.
 
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ALGator said:
He kind of does.. shirt starts out tucked in but by the end its all half untucked.. hair's a mess.. pit stains in full effect, collar all stretched out. Wtf man.. he needs to chill.
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Yep, Muschamp looked like he had spilled something on his shirt and had a bird nest stuck in his hair when he was interviewed at halftime.

And then there's Dooley, who stands in front of the mist fan, every hair in place.
 
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