RoanokeVol
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Same problem in North Carolina. The largest alumni assn. outside of Knoxville resides in Charlotte and we cannot get plates because apparently they don't care. We have the numbers just no dedication. My wife and I ordered our plates over a year ago but no one else seems to be on board.
Sad.
I find it hard to believe there are more UT alumni in Charlotte than in Chattanooga, Nashville, or even Memphis. And even if you meant out of state, a few years ago the AJC printed a story that said Atlanta was home to the largest SEC alumni groups outside of each schools home state except Arkansas. Maybe you meant per capita?
The alumni association in Charlotte is larger than the alumni association in Nashville? I'm not sure that's right.
Also I heard a few years ago that every SEC school had it's largest out-of-state alumni association in Atlanta (I think the exception was Arkansas, whose largest out-of-state alumni base was in Dallas).
If there are 600 UT alumni in Central Virginia, I've got to believe there are at least that many across the state line from Johnson City. Come on Virginia, step up!
Yeah, I am sure Charlotte has a large alumni base, but it isn't bigger than Nashville or Atlanta.
Update on the drive of a Tennessee license plate in Virginia. We refunded the money to all those that pre-paid before Dec. 1 of last year. However, we haven't given up hope. We are currently only taking commitments to buy a plate.
Here is a refresher on what is going on:
-We need 350 pre-paid applications before DMV will start making the Power T plates.
-Currently, we are only taking commitments for plates (no money or applications).
-Our commitment list is now up to 266
-If/When we get to 350, further guidance will be sent to those who have made a commitment on how to proceed with money and applications.
-There is a link to UT license plate website, which in turn has many FAQ's - http://web.utk.edu/~utaa/email/110715-valicense2
-To commit, have a car licensed in VA and send an e-mail to richmond.va.vols@gmail.com
-Please spread the word to those that you think would want a plate in VA. Don't wait until they have been made, because if we don't get to 350, you will be waiting forever.
Visit our facebook page - Tennessee Vols License Plate for more updates as we go along.
This is going to happen, we just need your help.