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Asinine thread to be sure. Lets be honest here though, a handful of you do the same thing with the whole the world is against us mentality with the endless "ESPN hates us" and "Bama and Florida get preferential treatment from the media" flowing daily from the the Voltards.
check out this thread there
man they really dont like us.
NCAA To Smack Tennessee, Lane Kiffin - WeAreSC Forums
Man it would suck being a usc fan. I was on their site for 8 seconds and threw up in my mouth.
I hope we play them in a bowl game n beat their a**! Thats my 2 cents. I am only thinking and pulling for the VOLS in every aspect. GO BIG ORANGE! :loco:
Don't be an idiot. Why would any program go out of its way to help that shathole, cheating outfit of yours get national exposure to help overcome your sleaziness? Pure idiocy to even begin to try to make it out to be fear.You could have played USC to open the 2011 season in the Chick-fil-A bowl. It appears that a game against D1aa Montana was of more interest to your AD, though.
Funny how he was willing to buy out an opponent to schedule Montana, but he used the excuse that he was bound to his schedule as a reason to not take the game against USC.
What gives?
Hamilton had a great opportunity to get your first win against USC and bring your all-time head-to-head record up to a whopping 1-4 against USC.
According to you, it appears he blew it.
You could have played USC to open the 2011 season in the Chick-fil-A bowl. It appears that a game against D1aa Montana was of more interest to your AD, though.
Funny how he was willing to buy out an opponent to schedule Montana, but he used the excuse that he was bound to his schedule as a reason to not take the game against USC.
What gives?
Hamilton had a great opportunity to get your first win against USC and bring your all-time head-to-head record up to a whopping 1-4 against USC.
According to you, it appears he blew it.
This post :lolabove: my friends proves my point again and again that USC fans/bandwagoneers are the most uniformed fans/bandwagoneers in the entire country...Now goober, Put down the peace pipe and tell us all...Who did We buy out to schedule Montana?lol:...Turning down USC was our way of saying, We are not falling for that old crap...It in a sense would be USC's bowl game for the year and We refuse to help you morons achieve that goal...If you folks want a good laugh go over to the USC forums and read what those idiots are saying...It's hilarious!!....They make Kentucky fans look like they have a clue.
Who did We buy out to schedule Montana?
Vols, Montana Agree to 2011 Football Date Previously Scheduled North Texas Requested Move to Future Season
July 26, 2010
Tennessee and Montana announced Monday a one-game deal to open the 2011 football season in Knoxville.
The contest is scheduled for Sept. 3 at Neyland Stadium and marks the first gridiron matchup between the two schools.
Montana of the Big Sky Conference won the then-Division I-AA crown in 1995 and again in 2001, the latter title coming in Chattanooga. The Grizzlies also are a five-time runner-up in what is now known as the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS), including each of the last two seasons.
The Vols previously were scheduled to play North Texas in Knoxville to begin the 2011 slate, but North Texas is opening a new football stadium and wanted to begin the season at home in its Denton, Texas, facility.
"In recent weeks, North Texas has asked us to work with them to assist in their efforts to open the 2011 season with a home game in their new stadium," said UT athletics director Mike Hamilton. "At the same time, they were willing to assist us with an opening we had on our schedule in a future year that we have had trouble filling.
"Our home opener will now be played against the University of Montana -- a team that competes annually for the national championship in FCS and has a history of traveling to the Volunteer State."
Montana athletics director Jim O'Day welcomed the chance to have his team participate in this intersectional matchup.
"This will be one of the biggest games we've played in our history, not to mention that we will be playing in front of the biggest crowd ever to watch a Grizzly football team play," O'Day said. "Our student-athletes really enjoyed the opportunity to play Oregon (2005) and Iowa (2006) the past few years, and this is another chance to get them in front of a big crowd and give them a taste of big-time football.
"Plus, we have connections down there with our many FCS championship trips to Chattanooga, and our relationship with (head coach) Jeff Fisher and the Tennessee Titans. As most Griz fans know, Jeff's son, Brandon, was an outstanding linebacker for us, plus (former UM All-America) Tim Hauck is on the Titans' coaching staff, and Marc Mariani is currently on their roster."
The date for the rescheduled game against North Texas has not be finalized, nor has the remainder of Tennessee's 2011 schedule.
The Vols open their 2010 season against UT Martin on Sept. 4 at Neyland Stadium. To order season tickets or individual game tickets, visit UTTix.com.
My mistake. I mixed up buying out UNC with changing a game scheduled against N Texas. Regardless...you had an opening last July, and chose to play a D1aa team after refusing a game against SC.
I was responding to the other poster who acted like UT wanted a piece of USC. Pointing out you had a shot - and passed - pretty much proves that a lot of hot air and false bravado appears to be coming out of Knoxville these days.
Don't be an idiot. Why would any program go out of its way to help that shathole,
Pure idiocy to even begin to try to make it out to be fear.
The way SC dominated that powerhouse conference was borderline miraculous
As one stated before, smartass - why in the world would we give USC exposure by letting them playing in that game? Idiotic, troll.
Tennessee would give USC exposure?:birgits_giggle:
LMAO...I think you've got that backwards.
Very telling that most of you are more concerned about what a game would do for USC, than how it would benefit your own program if you won.
Just imagine the damage you could cause to USC if you beat them on the field?
Frankly, your focus on the benefits to USC is a strong indication most of you don't believe you could beat USC Mono Y Mano. You guys sure do talk a good game though.