UT OLE MISS IS A SELLOUT!

#54
#54
I agree we got to make that place sound like the world is coming to an end...Get behind these kids and let them know we got thier backs!...Lets wow the hell out of the recruits that will be coming in for that game!
Whats the visitor list look like for this week?
 
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#57
#57
Whats the visitor list look like for this week?

2022
5 star DT Walter Nolen
4 star QB Tayven Jackson*
4 star DE Venson Sneed*
3 star WR Cam Miller*
3 star OL Mo Clipper*

2023
5 star QB Nicholaus Iamaleava
4 star OL Brycen Sanders
4 star OT Joe Crocker
4 star OG Luke Brown
4 star OL Tyler Jeffries
3 star OT Ayden Bussell
3 star RB Marquez Taylor

2024
UR RB Boo Carter

HOOPS
5 star PF Dillon Mitchell
4 star CG BJ Edwards*
4 star PG Chandler Jackson

Possible Appearances:
2022
4 star OL Addison Nichols*
4 star TE Brody Foley*
3 star WR Marquarius White*
3 star WR Chas Nimrod*
3 star RB Dylan Sampson*
3 star DT Jordan Philips*
3 star LB Kalib Perry*
3 star OT Brian Grant*
3 star OT Masai Reddick*
3 star LB Elijah Herring*

2023
5 star QB Dante Moore
4 star DE Caleb Herring
4 star QB Marcel Reed
4 star WR Adarius Redmond
4 star WR Shamar Porter
3 star DB Jack Luttrell*
3 star WR Ayden Greene
3 star WR Jacob Page
3 star WR Nate Spillman
3 star DE Nathan Robinson
3 star DL Drake Carlson
3 star LB Ethan Crisp
3 star iOL Lance Williams
3 star C Cal Grubbs
UR RB DeSean Bishop
UR DB AC Mason-Young

2024
4 star CB Kaleb Beasley
4 star LB Edwin Spillman
UR WR Brandon Heyward
UR WR Brandon Winton
 
#58
#58
I hope that those who purchased tickets to this game that leaving at halftime or the end of the third quarter will probably cause you to be disappointed. This game will not be over until the final minutes.

Also, I had to wonder what those recruits were thinking sitting out there in the hot sun in a mostly empty stadium during the fourth quarter?
 
#60
#60
We can do it. Need all of our fans to give their all. Not some of us, not most of us but every single person. Hopefully I get a good crowd in my section.
I officially name you as yell leader for your section. Get those folks around you rowdy, man.
 
#61
#61
This is the biggest home game UT has played in many, many years. Probably the next closest was 2006 LSU, though I think arguments can be made for 2015 Oklahoma or 2016 Florida. No matter which of those you choose, it's been a while since we as fans had a real opportunity to be part of a big program win. IF Neyland is 2015 Oklahoma loud, it could be a really special night Saturday that sees the Vols ranked again, and gives the team the confidence they need for the next month.

These Vols are short on talent, experience and depth, but everyone knew that going in. If we want to see that change, Neyland needs to be the intimidating place we all know it can by. Make it a place the top players in the nation want to play. Ty Darlington, who played for Oklahoma had quite a few things to say about Neyland over a year after that game was played:

"I exited the tunnel for the pregame warm-up, and those psychotic students were already there, giving us a small preview of what to expect in the hours to come. What had we gotten ourselves into? What followed in the 4 quarters and 2 overtimes of play was a dissertation on the impact a crowd CAN have upon a football game. The Vol faithful made it absolutely impossible to communicate."

"I came off the field after that first drive and reassured Coach Bedenbaugh that the fans would settle down in due time, and that noise was not going to be an issue going forward. Boy was I wrong. The noise was a constant, oppressive force."

"That night in Neyland Stadium, playing football seemed all but impossible, and that can be attributed as much to the men and women in the stands as to the uniformed men on the field itself. That night, as I boarded the flight back to Norman with Rocky Top ringing in my ears, I realized that I had been converted. From a man skeptical of fan impact, to a man in awe of it."

Neyland Stadium is a magical place. Home Sweet Home. Hallowed ground to those of us who bleed orange. If you are a fan like me who has seen more than a few winters.....it's important for us to remember that many of the current students earliest memories of UT football are from somewhere around 2010, the Dooley era. Many of them won't even remember the Lane Train rolling down the sidelines of Rocky Top, much less a national championship when their parents were in school at UT. It's up to us to remind them, to show them what Neyland can be. To show them what it means to FEEL noise, not just hear it.

Neyland is ours, the fans. It doesn't matter who is in the uniforms, who the coach is, or what the record is. Fall Saturdays, there's a little spot on the banks of the Tennessee that belongs to 100k plus of the most passionate fans in the world. It's time to remind the world who WE are.

Well said Scott.
 
#62
#62
The kids who stayed deserve one night in the REAL Neyland. It’s up to us to give it to them.

It might seriously scare the s*** out of our own players, but once they get accustomed to it, they’ll be on fire inside.
 
#67
#67
Catch with Kiffin’s face

When I was at UT, there was a FLA basketball player, Dwayne Schinzus (sp?). He had apparently been on UT campus for some reason in the summer/off season…whatever. I think some kid hit his car and he got out with a tennis racket and beat the kid up with it. So, when FLA came to Knoxville to play that next season, the first time out called by the refs, the tennis balls flew like damn locusts out of the stands and just rained down on this Schinzus. I was happy to play my small part in vigilante justice that night.
 
#68
#68
When I was at UT, there was a FLA basketball player, Dwayne Schinzus (so?). He had apparently been on UT campus for some reason in the summer/off season…whatever. I think some kid hit his car and he got out with a tennis racket and beat the kid up with it. So, when FLA came to Knoxville to play that next season, the first time out called by the refs, the tennis balls flew like damn locusts out of the stands and just rained down on this Schinzus. I was happy to play my small part in vigilante justice that night.
I wish our students still got redneck mad like that. That’s an awesome story what year was that ?
 
#71
#71
Lukeneyland,I was at UT.from fall 66-71.Just as you said,you had to be there for everything.Worked at the Last Lap(named by Tommy West and others who were on the track team.Used to be The French Broad Tavern.Was there from 72-76.Legendary Times.swing around.Clothes trends come back.So let's go nuts fans,just as in days of old!
 
#73
#73
We are not anywhere near where we want to be nor does a few good games negate a decade of mediocrity, but this weekend us fans have an opportunity to help this team and program continuing making the turn. Let’s be loud, support OUR team, and bring it for 60 minutes!
 
#75
#75
My Lord, vivid seats has tickets for sale in my section $465-$626. If you want tickets, plenty on vivid seats, but you'll spend a fortune for them.
 
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