they started the "campaign" bout a week ago and are tryin to spread the word there will b more black in the crowd supportin tennesse than u think
First post from a long time reader... I am from South Carolina, born and raised. My mother is from Clinton Tennessee. I was brought up a Clemson fan by my father. Found out quick I didn't like them and switched to the Gamecocks by 10 years old. Pulled for them until 92 when I was up here in Tennessee seeing family on a game day. I saw all the ORANGE and had to get on the wagon. No where I had or have ever been was as electric as Knoxville on game day. All the ORANGE just amazed me as it still does.
I now live in Knoxville with my better half. She is from Virginia and also is a VOL fan. She interned here at UT back in 04 and has been a fan every since. The VOL WALK with the Pride of the Southland Marching Band is enough to get the blood pumping of a dead man. Nothing we have ever seen screams history like seeing a sea of ORANGE in Knoxville on game day... And the best part is it doesn't end in Knoxville. The whole state is ORANGE. When they form the T and Smokey and the team come out on the field it's going to amaze anyone who is watching. You can't help but wish that was the team you are pulling for.
While a change for one game would be OK with me if that's what the players and coaches want I really don't care. I will continue to be a VOL no matter what. It will not be but one game. Hope it pulls in a few more recruits. I just want to see a beating in Knoxville the Gamecocks will not soon forget. If you can't get up for football on Halloween night there is something wrong with you. I haven't slept good for a couple of days and Rocky Top keeps playing in my head. Come 7:45 this evening I will be sitting with 100,000 family members waiting to see my team no matter what color they wear.
mike edwards just twittered that the blackout is happening...Mike Edwards Jr. (RealGeniusMike) on Twitter
according to another website we will be wearing black jersey's, black pants, and black helmets all with orange script...tifwiw.
Where does it say they will wear black jersey's, pants, and helmets? All I saw was that it was going to be a blackout.
Highly doubt we'd be wearing normal jerseys if there was going to be a blackout - better chance of there USCjr showing up in all black and us in all Orange than both teams going in their normal home/away jerseys. A blackout wouldn't make much sense if USCjr wears all black so...
First post from a long time reader... I am from South Carolina, born and raised. My mother is from Clinton Tennessee. I was brought up a Clemson fan by my father. Found out quick I didn't like them and switched to the Gamecocks by 10 years old. Pulled for them until 92 when I was up here in Tennessee seeing family on a game day. I saw all the ORANGE and had to get on the wagon. No where I had or have ever been was as electric as Knoxville on game day. All the ORANGE just amazed me as it still does.
I now live in Knoxville with my better half. She is from Virginia and also is a VOL fan. She interned here at UT back in 04 and has been a fan every since. The VOL WALK with the Pride of the Southland Marching Band is enough to get the blood pumping of a dead man. Nothing we have ever seen screams history like seeing a sea of ORANGE in Knoxville on game day... And the best part is it doesn't end in Knoxville. The whole state is ORANGE. When they form the T and Smokey and the team come out on the field it's going to amaze anyone who is watching. You can't help but wish that was the team you are pulling for.
While a change for one game would be OK with me if that's what the players and coaches want I really don't care. I will continue to be a VOL no matter what. It will not be but one game. Hope it pulls in a few more recruits. I just want to see a beating in Knoxville the Gamecocks will not soon forget. If you can't get up for football on Halloween night there is something wrong with you. I haven't slept good for a couple of days and Rocky Top keeps playing in my head. Come 7:45 this evening I will be sitting with 100,000 family members waiting to see my team no matter what color they wear.
