TEN SIGNS YOUR PROGRAM HAS ARRIVED AT THE EDGE OF THE WORLD
10. Your running back will only conduct interviews in Pterodactyl.
Tennessee: damn these pesky pterodactyls.
9. Your longtime coach is giving the Johnny Cash Folsom Prison Salute to the fanbase at every turn.
8. The coach backstabbed out of the job prior to tubby, middle-finger flashing coach currently holding job emerges from comfortable deprivation tank filled with bourbon to stab back over fifteen years too late.
7. With new starter at qb, offense produced 9 first downs against Northern Illinois and 225 total yards, and this was considered “improvement.”
6. Booing from sorrow-filled, intoxicated fanbase at home games is repelling recruits despite the school having the largest recruiting budget in the SEC.
5. Is being overshadowed by undefeated Vanderbilt team who would likely be favored at this point in the season were the two teams to meet this weekend. Read that again, repeat, wait for eyeballs to fall out of head and roll across table.
4. Tennessee blogs are pretending to actually be Vanderbilt blogs.
3. Your offense (97th) is lagging behind Texas A&M’s nationally (95th). No, use the sharp edge, and cross at the wrists. You want an ‘X’ shape, remember.
2. Jon Gruden has become a viable replacement candidate in the liquid smoke-flavored fantasies of Vol fans. Because you want Bill Callahan, but blonde and addled from two decades of consistent sleep deprivation-that sounds fantastic.
1. This, shockingly, gives us no pleasure anymore.
This should provide all of the confirmation needed to establish that on today, October 7th, 2008, the Unversity of Tennessee football program has sailed past the dragons on the map and to the very edge of our flat world. Behind them, oceans and the island of one national championship under Fulmer; ahead of them, blank space and cascading water.
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Ohiodawg,
Of course they do. Haven’t you seen the Flintstones? Dinosaurs had all kinds of uses, you could ride one, they provide quality muscle for working in the quarry, whistles, garbage disposal. It’s really a shame they are not around anymore.
Comment by skinnyphatman — October 7, 2025 @ 1:09 pm
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In SW Ohio we have a museum where they have statues of cavemen saddling up on dinosaurs. And theyr’e serious about it. No. Really. We do.
Comment by OhioDawg — October 7, 2025 @ 12:59 pm
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I’m still a Fulmer supporter, but I just can’t understand why Arian Foster is a starter or gets so many carries. He’s never been the best back on the team, and since 2006 I don’t think he’s better than 3rd at any point. He might have moved up after Coker was kicked off but then Creer stepped up.
Looking forward to going to Athens this week though.
Comment by etsuVol — October 7, 2025 @ 12:45 pm
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Hey, don’t knock sleep deprivation until you’ve trudlkjhf,////….
Comment by DC Trojan — October 7, 2025 @ 12:29 pm
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Vol Pain = always enjoyable
Comment by BamaCPA — October 7, 2025 @ 12:25 pm
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You’re about a week late, lawya.
Comment by Holly — October 7, 2025 @ 11:54 am
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…and all that is on the map is a hasty scrawl, HERE BE REDD NECKES.
I’m glad my mother’s relatives in Oak Ridge aren’t alive to see this, or they’d be hunting me in the woods with guns for spite.
Comment by Vandy J — October 7, 2025 @ 11:48 am
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Yeah so??
Comment by Vol — October 7, 2025 @ 11:47 am
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” It was a national story about an offense looking for leadership.
It could determine the fate of Tennessee’s season and Fulmer’s legacy.
“Veeeeek! Veeeeek! Veeeeek!” Foster shrieked. ”
probably the best end to a news article this year
Comment by Synaesthesia — October 7, 2025 @ 11:37 am
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O
I don’t get it? I have been watching that on loop for the past half hour and it is still doing it for me!
Comment by King Harvest — October 7, 2025 @ 11:31 am