RobVOL

Yep and here's another game where the Vols play against a coach that Tennessee tried to go after. And failed.

You might be right but I think Harbaugh will find a way to screw the pooch like he does and it is very hard to beat the same college team twice in the same year. As college football history suggests. should be interesting how this plays out. I do love Saban's quote after the Bama win... " the rat poison that you put out there this week was yummy " Talking about the press. That was funny I don't care who you coach.

After a 7-5 season, the Tennessee Volunteers have found out their bowl destination. Josh Heupel's first season will conclude in the Music City Bowl in Nashville, Tennessee, against Purdue on December 30th, according to a report from Brett McMurphy. There has not been an official announcement from the University at this time. The TV channel will be ESPN and the game will be played at 3:00 pm EST. Heupel and Tennessee significantly outperformed outside expectations on the field this season. With a win over Vanderbilt in the regular-season finale, Heupel became the most successful first year head coach in power five. Tennessee will be without senior Alontae Taylor who will not play in the bowl game's as he announced earlier this week. Tennessee Senior Cade Mays has yet to announce his intentions for the final game of the season, although he did sit out of the regular-season finale after suffering a lower leg injury the previous week. Tennessee quarterback Hendon Hooker has yet to announce his intentions for next season as he continues to weigh options between the draft and returning for one more year of eligibility. This matchup will pit Tennessee against a Purdue team that had multiple notable wins this past season, including knocking off two top ten opponents at the time. If Heupel wins this game, he will become the most successful first year Tennessee head coach since Philip Fulmer, who won nine games in his first full season as Tennessee’s head coach. Following the regular season finale, Heupel discussed the importance of having success in Year One. “Important for our program that we grew throughout the course of the season,” he said. You guys have seen our kids respond and grow throughout the course of the season. They’re great competitors, which is the first thing that you have to have inside of your program. Very consistent in that behavior. The one thing that I and we have never done is as a team put a ceiling on this group and they’ve responded to that too. They believe in who they are and are confident in themselves not only as individuals, but collectively as a group too. It was important for us to show those things throughout the season for sure. I think, as much as anything, all the recruiting we did from the time I got here in January up until September were really, in some way, words. You’re trying to compare and contrast things that you have done at other places and why it’s going to work here. I think the great thing about where we are at in recruiting now, recruits understand all of those things are true and will happen here.” https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaafb/tennessee-learns-bowl-destination/ar-AARuRF5

Yep guess it's Purdue. Not an easy match up at all

Probably the COVID VC variant

Something tells me this will happen again. Bama plays Cinci and UGA plays Michigan. You kinda of figured this would happen didn't you? Alabama, Michigan, Georgia, Cincinnati reach College Football Playoff WWW.ESPN.COM No. 1 Alabama will face No. 4 Cincinnati in the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic, and No. 2 Michigan will face No. 3 Georgia in the Capital One Orange Bowl. The winners on New Year's Eve will advance to the CFP title game.

I hate him but I never bet against Satan....... ummmm I mean Saban,,,,,,

For the second time since the end of the regular season last Saturday, Tennessee football picked up a 2022 commitment. Once again, he is a defensive back, this time one from Alabama who could shore up what will be a position of need in the near future. Jourdan Thomas, out of Montgomery Catholic Prep School in Montgomery, Ala., became the 17th commitment for Josh Heupel’s 2022 class. A three-star across all services, Thomas stands between 6’0″ and 6’2″ and weighs in the range of 185 to 190 pounds. Three days before choosing UT, Thomas decommitted from the Mississippi State Bulldogs, where he had been committed to since April of this year. He announced his decision to join Tennessee football Saturday night on Twitter. Thomas follows the commitment of Georgia defensive back Christian Harrison, who committed to the Vols earlier in the week and is the son of NFL legend Rodney Harrison. Those are the only two defensive backs in the class right now. Going forward, UT needs a lot of help in the secondary. Kenneth George Jr. and Theo Jackson have run out of eligibility, and Alontae Taylor is entering the NFL Draft. Safety Trevon Flowers does have a year of eligibility left but just finished his senior season, so he could be gone too. Simply put, Thomas and Harrison together could help bring much-needed depth to the secondary. While Harrison is listed as a cornerback, Thomas is listed as a safety, but he could play multiple positions. After no commitments during the regular season through the first 11 games, Tennessee football has picked up three over the past two weeks, including Harrison and Thomas. This commitment came amidst a slew of other visits, so Heupel could have plenty more roll in very soon.

OK I have updated the conference champ week pick ems. I will wait until all bowl games are announced. Once that is completed, I will add them all. This will give a lot of people a chance to make a run at this. So keep you eyes open for the update. There is a lot of bowl games to add so lots of chances to get points. More to come.....

Nevermind. Hartman is a head case. If Tennessee plays them. Easy win

Might as well plan for a Georgia Alabama national title game

Rob's not saying... But yeah just saying

Watching Corso on this show is starting to depress me. The similarities to Biden are scary. Both are losing it. Needs to retire.

You know that's true. Georgia hasn't really had that bad game. Over the years national title teams need some help or lucky bounces. Nebraska-Missouri in 97. Tennessee-Arkansas 98. Auburn replaying Georgia a few years back. Syracuse almost against Clemson. There's been some weird things happen. Georgia hasn't had that this season. This would be a bad time to have that game.

Poor fella was demonized and dehumanized. Gotta feel for him....... What the FU*K ever! Sick Of this bull shit!