Cairn Horn88

Horns aren’t there!

Just one of those nights.

Since Tennessee can only use the entwined “UT” insignia East of the Mississippi River, Horns need to sue their asses…!

United Press International February 14, 1986, Friday, BC cycle The University of Texas has reached a settlement with the University of Tennessee over the use of the ''UT'' trademark on such items as T-shirts, beer mugs, key chains and customized toilet seats. Texas said a possible court dispute loomed because Tennessee had applied to the federal government for the right to use the trademark on a number of items not covered under Texas' trademark rights. Under the agreement between the two schools, Tennessee gets to use the trademark east of the Mississippi River and in Louisiana's West Baton Rouge Parish, home of Southeastern Conference member Louisiana State University. Texas will own the trademark everywhere else west of the Mississippi. In addition, the agreement gives the Longhorns and Volunteers limited rights to use the popular interlocking UT logo design in each other's territory during bowl games or other special events. A staff recommendations to the Texas Board of Regents said the solution was not ideal, but ''it does avoid a costly and protracted administrative and court proceeding.'' Now I remember.

So, is Carolina blue equated to Burnt Orange?

So, your center fielder should be the fastest player on your team!

What a play by NC SS! 5*

Isn’t that our UT entwined insignia on the Vol caps?

Ugly Vol unis….

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World!

No…that’s not a serious question….you’re just stupid.

If you have to ask…….

Punt.

They all read Surly, so yea…they know.

Is that bad?

$$$$$ talks

Does Florida have a chance against aggy tonight?

I'm betting today is the highlight of Daly's career....

Pierce let him get away….3 years our starting 2nd baseman!

So….you want to be a pitcher!

Bot 7

That’ll teach ya not to have a Huston Street just waiting to come in to close it.

Isn’t getting there, half the fun?

You are right that NIL changed the landscape, but it has changed for every coach….and you are totally right on your last sentence.