Made some changes. Kept the weird news updated forum and added a late breaking news feed under the Daily News Category here:

http://voltalk.com/board/index.php?showforum=56


Just an FYI

Vol Talk community:

I have installed and tested the new Vol Talk auction system that was added this week. It allows our community to post items for sale or bid on items like tickets, Vol merchandise or anything else that is within limits. I added this so members could build more community involvement with other Vol Talk members. The system uses Paypal like if you were on Ebay. The rules pretty much apply as well. The item does not have to be expensive and there are no charges additional for posting the item. Just the price you bid or buy the item at. Vol Talk will not receive any kick back or any charges for the auction system. This is being added just for the members to use.

The auction system can be found here:

http://voltalk.com/board/index.php?autocom=auction

The only thing you need is an item you want to sell or buy and a Paypal account. Any other purchase options you make with the seller is between you and the seller.

I hope everyone enjoys it.


Thanks

Rob

Thank you

after work...Hope everybody has a wonderful and safe 4th of July weekend.

Donors to specific University of Tennessee academic programs no longer will qualify for season tickets to athletic events under a policy that takes effect in the 2010-11 season. Go here to read the full article

The News Sentinel proved itself to be the headline act of the Pilot Rocky Top League regular season Wednesday night at Bearden High School.
Dane Bradshaw scored a season-high 20 points and dished out 11 assists to lead the Sentinel to a 118-117 victory over Ray's ESG.


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As Tennessee's new director of strength and conditioning, Aaron Ausmus is all about speed and movement. Every day before Tennessee football players so much as pick up a weight, they've already been through a series of drills designed to help them get from one point to the next a little faster than their competition. While Ausmus, 34, preaches speed, he practices patience. And when it comes to the University of Tennessee, his patience was rewarded. Twice, in fact. Go here to read the full article