Orange Bowl Tennessee vs Clemson 7pm ESPN

[Knighthawk 284]

Can squirrel find the portal?  

[Napoleon 8596]

4 minutes ago, C-Man said:

Graduate Assistant?

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[HornPhD 1361]

2 minutes ago, Napoleon said:

Graduate Assistant?

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[CurlyDumps 4439]

Klubnik, woof. What a bust. Can't see him improving. 

[PittsburghTiger 6136]

Holy shit Dabo, 55, or 56, passes. You have abandoned the running game. Shame on you.

[Knoxtnhorn 5928]

As one who has probably watched far too much Vol football - wife is an alum - Heupel is doing a lot right.  The receivers are wide-ass open on almost all passes over 20 yards.

[DeadArmadillo 907]

Holy shit Dabo, 55, or 56, passes. You have abandoned the running game. Shame on you.

Is it just me? Or does it seem to everyone else that Dabo is a whiny little sanctimonious bitch?

[PittsburghTiger 6136]

Watching Tennessee this year was a bit frustrating. Pitt had a 10-0 lead, getting ready to score and go up, 17-0, and then Slovis tried to force one in the end zone and Tennessee made a nice INT. They scored on that possession. Right before the half Slovis got knocked out with a concussion that really hampered him until November. We lost to Tennessee in overtime. A lot of things have to go completely right for magical seasons. Tennessee came close to a magical season. They have a lot to look forward to in 2023.

2 minutes ago, DeadArmadillo said:

Is it just me? Or does it seem to everyone else that Dabo is a whiny little sanctimonious bitch?

He can certainly wear on ya. I reckon when they win it’s a lot easier to take. When they lose, it’s pretty fucking annoying.

[Zeus 5943]

Chanting SEC at the end, mega cringe Tennessee fuck you

Edited December 31, 2022 by Zeus

[Bullneck 18976]

25 minutes ago, Clintonaldo said:

FEELSGOODMAN. 

I watched this game in some bar on Lower Greenville St. in Dallas back in 1990.  

 

[Napoleon 8596]

16 minutes ago, DeadArmadillo said:

Is it just me? Or does it seem to everyone else that Dabo is a whiny little sanctimonious bitch?

Dabo has always been an insufferable cunt with a pious façade that works on regards. 

[bullet 1596]

1 hour ago, PittsburghTiger said:

Same here. I thought it was going to be, perhaps, the best bowl game.

Dabo and his QB had a little too much fun on South Beach.  Both of them just out of it with bone-headed decisions.  Delay of games, too many men on the field, passing into coverage, running with no timeouts, blowing 20 seconds before calling a timeout.

[Duane Moore 5236]

8 hours ago, Bullneck said:

I watched this game in some bar on Lower Greenville St. in Dallas back in 1990.  

 

Yep, same day we beat OU’s ass 

[MirrOlure 14607]

Is it just me? Or does it seem to everyone else that Dabo is a whiny little sanctimonious bitch?

I disagree. You left out “cornpone”

[PittsburghTiger 6136]

9 hours ago, Bullneck said:

I watched this game in some bar on Lower Greenville St. in Dallas back in 1990.  

 

Loved Coach Majors. I was privileged to call him a friend when he returned to Pitt in the 1990s. The first time I had to interview him I was scared to death because I loved him when I was a little boy and he coached my team to a national title, and then he left. I hated him for leaving. I told him that one day, and then followed that with, "I don't hate you now". He smiled with that Curious George look about him.

After that first interview he actually complimented me on being well prepared and said that I asked good and pertinent questions. I was on Cloud 9.

He was a good man. He was an amateur historian, a voracious reader. A lot of his summer trips involved visiting battlefields in Europe. He always had a ton of stories to tell. He knew pretty much everyone. He loved his Vols. He loved Pitt. He always called me "Brother", followed by my last name.

Edited December 31, 2022 by PittsburghTiger

[Clintonaldo 2570]

2 hours ago, PittsburghTiger said:

Loved Coach Majors. I was privileged to call him a friend when he returned to Pitt in the 1990s. The first time I had to interview him I was scared to death because I loved him when I was a little boy and he coached my team to a national title, and then he left. I hated him for leaving. I told him that one day, and then followed that with, "I don't hate you now". He smiled with that Curious George look about him.

After that first interview he actually complimented me on being well prepared and said that I asked good and pertinent questions. I was on Cloud 9.

He was a good man. He was an amateur historian, a voracious reader. A lot of his summer trips involved visiting battlefields in Europe. He always had a ton of stories to tell. He knew pretty much everyone. He loved his Vols. He loved Pitt. He always called me "Brother", followed by my last name.

Johnny Majors always treated the common man like gold. When he died people were calling into one of my favorite talk shows crying about it telling old stories of how nice he was to them. We have a guy who owns his own show named Tony Basilio and he has around a 4 hour interview with Majors talking and it is just awesome. I could try and find it for you if you are interested.