TennesseeRhett
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Not my favorite...none of them are...but the most memorable in my opinion was Eddie Moore knocking out Kelvin Kight, who somehow managed to hang on to the ball while unconscious.
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Berry's hit was better than JJ's. What was so great about Berry killing Moreno is that Moreno saw it coming and still got destroyed. A lot of big hits the offensive players are catching a football or off balance. Moreno saw Berry coming and rather than getting down or trying to dodge he put a half-hearted effort into lowering his shoulder and BOOM!!! Love it.
and on top of that Moreno had to sit on the bench for awhile because he got knocked the buck out :lolabove:
This one. Eddie hit him so hard kid was knocked out cold. I remember a quote from Kight saying the next thing he remembered was regaining consciousness in the locker room. I have no idea how that kid held onto the ball, but it wasn't from lack of effort on Eddie's part.
1995 vs Bama when UT went to Birmingham and destroyed them 41-14. I believe it was Leonard Little coming off the end as Bama was trying to run an option right. Absolutely dropped and drove Kitchens into the ground causing a fumble. Maybe it was the game maybe it was the opponent but anytime I rewatch the game I rewind that hit aleast 5 times.:rock: 2:50 mark for the hit but great video period YouTube - ‪Al Wilson and Leonard Little‬‏
something by Leonard Little...He hurled himself across the Line of Scrimmage like a missle
Does anyone have any video of Victor Brown Special Teams? As a kid I even remember thinking that his hits were amazing.
I also agree with the Westmoreland vs. Vandy hit.
Billy Majors vs. Billy Cannon, Homecoming, 1959. I was there.
220 lb. Heisman Trophy Winner Billy Cannon broke loose and was running full bore when he decided to run over 160 lb. safety, Billy Majors. Majors met him head on in a 'major' collision and stopped him cold with a lick that could be heard throughout Neyland Stadium, but Majors' bell was rung.
In those days, concussions didn't count unless you couldn't accurately count 3 fingers on the coach's hand, so Majors returned to the game.
Later, Majors, Charlie Severance, and Wayne Grubb combined to make UT history with "The Stop", preventing Cannon from scoring a 2 pt. conversion and leading to the VOLS win over #1 ranked LSU, 14-13.
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Billy and I were buddies and double dated that night after the game. He had no memory of the second half after that head on collision with Cannon.
Dick
Longtime reader and lifetime VOL but my first post.
1995 vs Bama when UT went to Birmingham and destroyed them 41-14. I believe it was Leonard Little coming off the end as Bama was trying to run an option right. Absolutely dropped and drove Kitchens into the ground causing a fumble. Maybe it was the game maybe it was the opponent but anytime I rewatch the game I rewind that hit aleast 5 times.:rock: 2:50 mark for the hit but great video period
YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.