Without a doubt one of the greatest moments in Bulldog history. We had beaten them for three years running,but this was like picking them up off of the mat,giving them them the ole' airplane spin,and then body slamming them....Totally sweet. Oh,yeah...those revisionists can lie all they want...the Vols quit,plain and simple.The second half was a disgraceful display. I will never tire of seeing the arrogant Vols receiving their deserved comeuppence....ok,I feel better now.
I bow to no one in my enthusiasm for the Bulldogs, but if you think Sean Jones play was better than sex, you ain't doing it with the right girl. Or maybe you're just not doing it right, period.
Easy with the hyperbole, dude. You can't tell me that was a bigger moment that being the filling in a Neve Campbell/Denise Richards sandwich would have been for you. Can you?
Allschool, while I'm a different anonymous than 11:24, I will say that play was better than "regular" sex. Not watching the replay, but actually being in Neyland, being in the Georgia section that roared through halftime, as exciting and gamechanging as that one play was, I'd rather have that happen than have regular sex. Now what you described is not regular sex. If that is regular sex for you, what the hell are you doing posing in the comments section of a blog?
That's one of the Larry Munson calls I have on my iPod . . . incredible play, and one of the most awesome moments of my college-football-watching career. My very first trip to Neyland Stadium and I get the rare experience of seeing what the place is like when the home crowd is too demoralized even to play "Rocky Top" for the 4,035th time.
You mean that isnt regular for everyone? Ooops. Dare to dream big, I say.
As for why I'm posting on here, well, you know....sometimes, enough is enough. Temporarily, anyway. I dont want to spoil Neve and/or Denise, so I sometimes take a break to share my peculiar brand of sarcasm laden humor with the world.
Sean Jones doesnt get recognized enough for what a great playmaker and ball hawk he was. Blue and T. Davis were great but neither of them could make the plays that Jones did.
Remember the first half against Auburn a couple of years back? Sean Jones was the only reason we were still in the game.
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Without a doubt one of the greatest moments in Bulldog history.
We had beaten them for three years running,but this was like picking them up off of the mat,giving them them the ole' airplane spin,and then body slamming them....Totally sweet.
Oh,yeah...those revisionists can lie all they want...the Vols quit,plain and simple.The second half was a disgraceful display.
I will never tire of seeing the arrogant Vols receiving their deserved comeuppence....ok,I feel better now.
For my money, it just doesn't get any better than those UT fans' faces at the end of the clip.
Better than SEX, imo. We need more stuff like that during the off season.
Dear Anonymous (11:24 am):
I bow to no one in my enthusiasm for the Bulldogs, but if you think Sean Jones play was better than sex, you ain't doing it with the right girl. Or maybe you're just not doing it right, period.
Easy with the hyperbole, dude. You can't tell me that was a bigger moment that being the filling in a Neve Campbell/Denise Richards sandwich would have been for you. Can you?
Allschool, while I'm a different anonymous than 11:24, I will say that play was better than "regular" sex. Not watching the replay, but actually being in Neyland, being in the Georgia section that roared through halftime, as exciting and gamechanging as that one play was, I'd rather have that happen than have regular sex. Now what you described is not regular sex. If that is regular sex for you, what the hell are you doing posing in the comments section of a blog?
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That's one of the Larry Munson calls I have on my iPod . . . incredible play, and one of the most awesome moments of my college-football-watching career. My very first trip to Neyland Stadium and I get the rare experience of seeing what the place is like when the home crowd is too demoralized even to play "Rocky Top" for the 4,035th time.
Dear Anonymous No. 2 (12:36 pm):
You mean that isnt regular for everyone? Ooops. Dare to dream big, I say.
As for why I'm posting on here, well, you know....sometimes, enough is enough. Temporarily, anyway. I dont want to spoil Neve and/or Denise, so I sometimes take a break to share my peculiar brand of sarcasm laden humor with the world.
Dont thank me. I give because I care.
Sean Jones doesnt get recognized enough for what a great playmaker and ball hawk he was. Blue and T. Davis were great but neither of them could make the plays that Jones did.
Remember the first half against Auburn a couple of years back? Sean Jones was the only reason we were still in the game.
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