This win makes it easier...

[ThatVolGuy]

This past year there were a few occasions where I had to think for a second about the length of our winning streak against Kentucky. "Is it 23? 24? Okay, 2008 minus 1984 is…"

Anyway, it's much easier now. It was officially a quarter of a century ago that Kentucky last beat our football team.

That is all.

 

[wounded mullet]

The last time Kentucky beat us a whopping 12% of Americans owned this new music technology called a CD player.

 

[OrangeTsar]

The last time Kentucky beat us a whopping 12% of Americans owned this new music technology called a CD player.

And Ronald Wilson Regan had just beaten Mondale in a 49 state electoral smackdown.

Also, the hotest software on the market: DOS

 

[ThatVolGuy]

The last time Kentucky beat us, "Against All Odds" by Phil Collins was the number one single of the year.

 

[Lost in Gatorland]

1984 brought us the epic fim "Gremlins".

 

[OrangeTsar]

The last time Kentucky beat us, "Against All Odds" by Phil Collins was the number one single of the year.

Phil Collins??? Ugh! I though all mention of his music has been since banned as crimes against humanity

 

[Burhead]

Phil Collins??? Ugh! I though all mention of his music has been since banned as crimes against humanity

Come on don't be hating on Phil.

 

[vols_fan_68]

i was in the 9th grade/ now a 40 yr old fart ! Go Vols

 

[wounded mullet]

Patrick Bateman loved Phil Collins.

 

[slinger11]

I was a senior in high school. Now I know why it was so shirty

 

[VOLlivin_inbama]

The year I was born. That must have somthing to do with it. My birth was a good luck charm!! :dance2:

 

[grivira]

The last time Kentucky beat us a whopping 12% of Americans owned this new music technology called a CD player.

12% is probably a little bit too high...

I don't know man. 1984, I wasn't born yet

 

[Rock33]

I grew up in Sweetwater Tn, so I didn't get a CD or player until '89.... I was 12. I kinda didn't even like it. I was still making mix tapes for my then G-friend ! Ha ha ha, what a wh**e now ! Peace to C. Goodman/Credit

 

[Jewbaccah]

In 1984 some still used the 8-track. I don't think more then 1 percent had a CD player yet. The fist CD player went on sale to the public in 1982. It cost 900 dollars.