Owl-flavored
aka westcoastvol
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Too rational lol.. if emotions get high and it’s a good game, people will probably storm.. and do we really care about embarrassment? My (figuratively) skin is so thick at this point, really don’t care what other fanbases sayI'm for storming the field if it's in those scenarios but this would probably be embarrassing since they're already lost one. I felt since we came back and beat Florida in 2016, we could have stormed the field then but we didn't.
Pelt me with a golf ball until your heart is content. But the fact of the matter is this — Outside of many of our fans, no one nationally considers UT a “blue blood” of college football anymore. Can we get back there? Absolutely. But when considering the current state of the program, we are not even considered a top tier team in our conference atm. It is Bama, UGA, and everyone else. Kentucky has even had more success than us in recent years and is currently ranked ahead of us in the top 10. I am not advocating that we SHOULD storm the field. I just asked the question to Volnation, because as you can see by some posts here, overwhelming joy in Neyland and fans rejoicing with players on the field is certainly a realistic possibility this Saturday with all of the hype and energy from the fans going into this game.10.5 favorites.
Anyone that storms the field should be pelted with Golf Balls.......Want to be a "blue blood" act like one. JMO............
Pelt me with a golf ball until your heart is content. But the fact of the matter is this — Outside of many of our fans, no one nationally considers UT a “blue blood” of college football anymore. Can we get back there? Absolutely. But when considering the current state of the program, we are not even considered a top tier team in our conference atm. It is Bama, UGA, and everyone else. Kentucky has even had more success than us in recent years and is currently ranked ahead of us in the top 10. I am not advocating that we SHOULD storm the field. I just asked the question to Volnation, because as you can see by some posts here, overwhelming joy in Neyland and fans rejoicing with players on the field is certainly a realistic possibility this Saturday with all of the hype and energy from the fans going into this game.
And how would it hurt our journey back to blue blood status if it happens? The last time we stormed the field after defeating the Gators, we won the natty! Hmmm.
If we beat Bama and storm the field, old poor Eli Gold gonna have another salty tantrumI said my opinion!
Since fans stormed the field in '98................That changes my mind.
Fact is ...UT is, UT is favored by double digits. Not worth storming the field. Alabama???? Now you get my attention.