TN to wear Orange Home Jerseys - NOT! (merged)

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Vercingetorix said:
See, the thing is that then you guys would get to wear red in Neyland next year, and we could both wear our colors every year, which would be a nice touch for a game that used to be THE rivalry game in the SEC, but which has sort of fallen off the map in recent years. But no, your AD has to go and be an arse and ruin it.
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I agree if I was the AD I think it would be fine to let yall wear whatever. I think TN fans are making a big deal over nothing. The jersey thing is overblown, trust me GA won't blackout again.
 
#153
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bear315 said:
I agree if I was the AD I think it would be fine to let yall wear whatever. I think TN fans are making a big deal over nothing. The jersey thing is overblown, trust me GA won't blackout again.
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Apparently you missed the point. Its about the tradition of the game. Orange and crimson not some stupid blackout game, damn dude.
 
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Dn straight. We don't have nothing to loose! Go all orange and freaking paint our helmets orangnge so I can tell my kids I was thre when they did ut for the first time and knocked of #1. Go vols
 
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bear315 said:
I donbt think ya know what the hell your talking about
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Nice comeback by the way, i made a point and you pulled a third grade trick..i bet you think your Dad could beat up my dad too.. anyway since we are on the third grade level i found your website BEAR315 . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bear_(gay_culture) please point out which one is you its hard to tell with all the Bama fans in one place. you guys all look alike.
I understand why you dont want us to wear our Orange Uni's now i didnt realize that Red was only one of your colors in the rainbow. my bad , dude.
 

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MUR73 said:
Nice comeback by the way, i made a point and you pulled a third grade trick..i bet you think your Dad could beat up my dad too.. anyway since we are on the third grade level i found your website BEAR315 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bear_(gay_cul...where it belongs... Vol fans he needs help
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The point is this is a big deal because the Georgia blackout, Penn State White out and all these games are gimmicks, our wearing our Orange and your Crimson is Tradition. That is the point your narrow minded coach and AD is missing because they got their feelings hurt by Kiffins /Thompsons comments. This game, this rivarly and the long running traditions have been around a lot longer than any of these above mentioned names and its Certainly bigger than any and all of them.
 
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MUR73 said:
The point is this is a big deal because the Georgia blackout, Penn State White out and all these games are gimmicks, our wearing our Orange and your Crimson is Tradition. That is the point your narrow minded coach and AD is missing because they got their feelings hurt by Kiffins /Thompsons comments. This game, this rivarly and the long running traditions have been around a lot longer than any of these above mentioned names and its Certainly bigger than any and all of them.
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Best post on all 11 pages of this thread. :thumbsup:
 
#162
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the tradition of this game is a great one and the two schools should agree and go back...
but....
no way i allow this now if i am bammer.

and come on...we denied AU their tiger walk with band and all 3 weeks ago...

i would never let any team do anything out of the norm in my stadium.....then again my favorite team plays the other teams fight song before the game out of respect and no one else does that so.............
 
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bear315 said:
I agree if I was the AD I think it would be fine to let yall wear whatever. I think TN fans are making a big deal over nothing. The jersey thing is overblown, trust me GA won't blackout again.
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Dude, it's not a stunt to hype up the team or anything like that! It is something to renew a little bit of tradition. Why cant you get that through your thick skull. Why is it such a bad thing to go with tradition. Alabama fans, of all people, should know about tradition. You guys worship a dude thats been dead for how long now?!
 
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I can't believe there are 165 posts in this thread and noone has picked up on the fact that this is a red herring. After all, Kiffin hates orange!
 
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kcvols1 said:
Is anyone on this post, this board, this internet, or in college football fandom actually shocked by this development?

Stop the Presses! Bama ignores good sportsmanship!

That is about as informative a headline as, "Earth proven to be Round! Middle-age Mapmakers Miffed!"


This is a football program whom the NCAA has singled out as being the absolute largest, most unrepentent among violators of the letter and spirit of the NCAA regulations.

This is a booster club that did not (and does not) see any problem with purchasing young African American men from their high school coaches with cash, automobiles, and assorted backdoor incentives.

This is a university which the President of the United States had to order to admit African Americans, and when they refused to comply, the President had to order the National Guard to force Bama's compliance.

This is a state which turned firehoses on peaceful citizens who simply wanted to enjoy the same public accomodations as all other citizens without regard to their race, and whose popular governor declared that segregation should last forever.



I am honestly not shocked by anything they do.

That Bammer who shot his son after they lost to the 'barn a few years back? Ho-hum.

Some fat kid in a dress with a full back tattoo of the Bahr leaning on a goalpost? Predictable.

Some Bama co-ed and her fatter, weaker twin wearing houndstooth hats and whores' uniforms? Meh.


Call me when the NCAA actually grows a pair and gives the Gumps the DEATH PENALTY THEY SO RICHLY DESERVE.

...now that would be news.
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While we're talking history and racism, let's look at a few more things. First, what state did the KKK originate in? :unsure: Oh, that's right....Tennessee.

Secondly, where did the great leader of the Civil Rights movement come from? :dunno: Oh yeah, Alabama.

Finally, in which state was that famous Civil Rights leader from Alabama assassinated? :question: If memory serves correct, that would be Tennessee.

It's not as if Tennessee is the bastion of civility and racial harmony. :peace:
 
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Outside Observer said:
Finally, in which state was that famous Civil Rights leader from Alabama assassinated? :question: If memory serves correct, that would be Tennessee.
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Sir, I am offended you consider Memphis a part of the great state of Tennessee... LOL! Want it? You can have it.
 
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Outside Observer said:
While we're talking history and racism, let's look at a few more things. First, what state did the KKK originate in? :unsure: Oh, that's right....Tennessee.
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True enough, the Klan was founded in Jackson, TN, to that city's perpetual shame.

However, it appears to have been perfected in MS and AL during living memory; see Chaney Goodman & Schwerner, Selma, Birmingham, Montgomery, James Meredith, Medgar Evers, etc.

Besides that, N. Bedford Forrest was a Middle Tennessean, and therefore wretchedly evil. :p

East Tennessee hill folk actually supported the Union cause in large part such that Confederate regiments had to constantly quell dissent throughout the war, and over thirty thousand East Tennesseans served in the Union Army. East Tennessee and the Civil War - Google Books

On a personal note, my paternal great-great grandfather was murdered above Cades Cove for being a Union sympathizer.

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Secondly, where did the great leader of the Civil Rights movement come from? :dunno: Oh yeah, Alabama.
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Ultra-FAIL. MLK was bred, born, raised, and educated in Atlanta. Malcolm X was born in Nebraska.

WTH are you talking about? Bull Connor perhaps? He was a big leader, just for the wrong side.

Outside Observer said:
Finally, in which state was that famous Civil Rights leader from Alabama assassinated? :question: If memory serves correct, that would be Tennessee.
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That's hooey. Mempiss is de facto/constructively Arkansas or Mississippi. Once the river corrects its course after the next significant seismic event, this will be a non-issue.

Lousy bottomlanders.

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It's not as if Tennessee is the bastion of civility and racial harmony. :peace:
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Given the Christian-Newsom murders and the story of the Clinton six, I can do nothing but agree.

Still, it gives me solace to know that Bama's record in this regard is unparalleled among any state or province, with the possible exception of the South African provinces of Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal.
 
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Yeah, you won't find any of those wife beating alcoholics in TN. I'm sure there were record numbers in TN last year. The rates probably paralleled UT's losses.

And I'm not trying to make light of such a horrible crime.
 
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you might be right, im sure domestic violence is a problem in very state..

Yet this name of the video is Alabama Man


win..
 
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Outside Observer said:
Yeah, you won't find any of those wife beating alcoholics in TN. I'm sure there were record numbers in TN last year. The rates probably paralleled UT's losses.

And I'm not trying to make light of such a horrible crime.
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come on, brah, if you're going to make these 2 posts as your firsts, you'd better come up with some crazy-good shat for your 3rd
 
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kcvols1 said:
True enough, the Klan was founded in Jackson, TN, to that city's perpetual shame.

However, it appears to have been perfected in MS and AL during living memory; see Chaney Goodman & Schwerner, Selma, Birmingham, Montgomery, James Meredith, Medgar Evers, etc.

Besides that, N. Bedford Forrest was a Middle Tennessean, and therefore wretchedly evil. :p

East Tennessee hill folk actually supported the Union cause in large part such that Confederate regiments had to constantly quell dissent throughout the war, and over thirty thousand East Tennesseans served in the Union Army. East Tennessee and the Civil War - Google Books

On a personal note, my paternal great-great grandfather was murdered above Cades Cove for being a Union sympathizer.



Ultra-FAIL. MLK was bred, born, raised, and educated in Atlanta. Malcolm X was born in Nebraska.

WTH are you talking about? Bull Connor perhaps? He was a big leader, just for the wrong side.



That's hooey. Mempiss is de facto/constructively Arkansas or Mississippi. Once the river corrects its course after the next significant seismic event, this will be a non-issue.

Lousy bottomlanders.



Given the Christian-Newsom murders and the story of the Clinton six, I can do nothing but agree.

Still, it gives me solace to know that Bama's record in this regard is unparalleled among any state or province, with the possible exception of the South African provinces of Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal.
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Wow. What a thoughtful and articulate retort.:hi:
 
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