Sports (bball)

Tennessee played an outmatched foe (men and women)

Guys win 124-49 and Pearl gets his 100th.

Gals win 91-53 and it's just another year for them (they usually rock)

Tags: Tennessee Vols, Tennessee Lady Vols, basketball, NCAA

Sports Update

High School:
Austin is done, so no update [no playoffs for them]

College:
UT got destroyed by Mississippi over the weekend [my post]

Pro:
Dallas' offense looked terrible (off-key) and they lost to Green Bay [17-7]


Tennessee let 2 players go today (Nu'Keese Richardson and Mike Edwards) for their role in the attempted armed robbery over the weekend. The third player (Janzen Jackson) is barred from team activities until more is learned. I knew the results would be like that for the first two and thought the third would be a bar until further notice, because the first 2 had to post bail to get out of jail and Janzen was released on his on recognizance (which tells me that he probably won't be charged in the situation). I hope that the police departments get to the bottom of it and if it is found out that Jackson played a larger role in this scenario, he should follow his alleged partners in crime.

Tags: Tennessee, Austin High, Dallas, NFL, NCAA, crime

UT vs Miss

Ole Miss came to play, Tennessee looked like they took the day off.

Behind a monster day from their star running back (Dexter McCluster) the Rebels pounded the Vols 42-17 and the game wasn't even that close.

Monte's defense had no answer for the 'smallest player on the field' and it showed; no matter what McCluster did, it worked; and worked well.

Now it's time to regroup and get ready for a feisty (but bad) Vanderbilt team and hopefully bowl eligibility next week.

Tags: Tennessee, Mississippi, McCluster, sports, NCAA, SEC

Inspirational POD

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Bowling

Bowled terrible game one, other team bowled good, we lost (heh)... bowled bad game 2 (pops bowled good) other team bowled bad, we won... bowled good game 3 and took that game and total.

We're in 2nd place with lots of time to go

Veteran's Day

Veteran's Day is always celebrated on November 11th, regardless of the day of the week on which it falls.

Veteran's Day is dedicated to honor all men and women, both living and deceased, who have served in the nation's armed forces.

It is a legal federal holiday in the United States.

In 1919, President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed November 11th as Armistice Day to commemorate the end of World War I, which took place at the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month. Congress changed the name to Veteran's Day in 1954.

To honor and recognize our Veterans, click on the American Flag and scroll down to "We Love America"