^it's beautiful ain't it. I can hear and feel the collective choking of sections 7 & 8 from the smoke right now.









Now this is the law of the jungle-
as old and as true as the sky.
And the Wolf that shall keep it may prosper,
But the Wolf that shall break it must die.
As the creeper that girdles the tree trunk,
the Law runneth forth and back.
For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf,
and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack.

-Rudyard Kipling,
The Second Jungle Book





Coach Orgeron ridin' dirty
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjkCOYi4GxM


Is NC State Football more important than your wedding? Well for one Alabama fan, Alabama football was more important than his wedding.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3pA9-pXL1U

7/22/2007 8:52:36 PM

http://www.wral.com/sports/story/1613004/
N.C. State Flashcard

good article on O'Brien's impact on the players.

also ACC Kickoff Player Interviews: NC State
http://www.wral.com/sports/video/1621984/

[Edited on July 22, 2007 at 10:11 PM. Reason : ]

7/22/2007 9:53:31 PM

got my season tix on the way!

man, it's good to be back in Raleigh

7/23/2007 6:55:17 AM

my fault

7/23/2007 11:28:22 AM

^^^ that last video it feels like almost all questions are bashing on Amato, and Pressley is a much better football player than speaker

[Edited on July 24, 2007 at 12:27 AM. Reason : :]

7/24/2007 12:27:25 AM

w00t, just ordered my 2 BC tickets. going to go with a friend that's going to school in Boston next year. Section X Row 13 Seats 28-29.



BC Roll Call
Brass Monkey

[Edited on July 24, 2007 at 12:53 AM. Reason : seating chart]

7/24/2007 12:52:48 AM

Seeing those pics makes me want our River's era uniforms back in the worst fucking way.

7/24/2007 2:46:45 AM

agreed. I hope like hell that TOB takes us back to something similar

7/24/2007 3:17:45 AM

Same ACC Event, New Table for O'Brien

http://tinyurl.com/ynvmqj

Quote :

""I think we can win a conference title, and if you can do that, you have a chance to win it all," O'Brien said. "That's where we're going to go. We've got to get there.""

7/24/2007 9:08:54 PM

ACC Championship game on the move?

http://collegefootball.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=694194
http://tinyurl.com/2crdy3

Move it to Charlotte, then I can go when State is playing in it (which hopefully is very soon). Charlotte is growing like crazy, and there are a ton of things to do, so don't bring up stuff like "there's nothing to do in Charlotte" and other bs like the weather. It's a football game, not a damn tennis match.

Tampa wouldn't be too bad though.

[Edited on July 24, 2007 at 9:21 PM. Reason : ]

7/24/2007 9:21:17 PM

^the charlotte nightlife is getting pretty sick in uptown charlotte. The lake nightlife is awesome as hell though, right on par w/ downtown raleigh. the only reason i would say uptown isn't is b/c it's so damned expensive.

the lake is awesome though around cornelius where i grew up. there are several decently priced bars right on the lake where a lot of the party crowds like to chill. if you can go during the day it's even better w/ all the boat traffic coming in and out. the 4th was awesome as hell on the lake.

7/24/2007 10:22:18 PM

didn't see this anywhere else, but herbstreet has us as the team to watch on their "under the radar" clip on espn.com

basically said, that we lost 6 games by a touchdown or less and all we were lacking was discipline last year and that tom O'brien will fix that problem and are bringing back a lot of talent.

7/25/2007 12:24:16 AM

I saw that too. and for once i agree with him.

7/25/2007 10:59:27 AM

kirk and corso always seem to ride our bandwagon

[Edited on July 25, 2007 at 11:14 AM. Reason : right off a cliff]

7/25/2007 11:14:31 AM

^^^^There is more to do in Charlotte than Jacksonville. Jacksonville isn't much warmer, and Charlotte is much more centrally located geographically. Atlanta could be decent, but they already host the SEC Championship so that is off the table. I'm not a big fan of Tampa (not much better than Jacksonville, and further for everyone), and the Citrus Bowl in Orlando is a hell hole. DC could be OK with a good facility at the Redskin's Stadium and decent geography, but you are moving into cooler climates. Also, DC really doesn't care much about college sports (well, at least the media doesn't). Miami wouldn't be terrible, but the champ already goes to the Orange Bowl most years. Really most of the decent stadiums in the ACC area are the home of one of the schools, or in Florida, or otherwise occupied (Atlanta). Really the only locations that could host it on the East Coast would be: Miami, Tampa, Orlando-debatable b/c the Citrus Bowl is pathetic, Jacksonville, Charlotte, DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, NY/NJ, Boston. In light of this, I'd rank the attractiveness of ACC Championship locations as:

1) Charlotte
2) Jacksonville
3) Washington, DC (well, Landover)
4) Miami
5) Tampa
6) Baltimore
7) Orlando
8) Philadelphia
9) NY/NJ
10) Boston

Jacksonville is the status quo, so may actually gets bumped behind DC. Anything behind Charlotte is a distant second. None of the other locations offer the total package of community support, geography, facilities, and accomodations that Charlotte would offer.

[Edited on July 25, 2007 at 11:28 AM. Reason : .]

7/25/2007 11:27:47 AM

^^ It's comforting to have someone ride {off the cliff} in the same bandwagon as you, isn't it?

{} = Potentially

7/25/2007 11:48:26 AM

http://www.gopack.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=9200&ATCLID=1138251

Anthony Hill to miss 2007 season.

7/25/2007 4:55:35 PM

^dammit, the one time i was hoping it was a rickroll

[Edited on July 25, 2007 at 5:48 PM. Reason : ]

7/25/2007 5:48:19 PM

37 mas dias

7/26/2007 11:21:53 AM

woot!

7/26/2007 1:31:52 PM

I bet state wont even cover the spread on this


cf is horrible, bet the spread will be like 17 and state wont come close to covering it take

7/26/2007 1:42:49 PM

I bet J. McCuller doesn't play....and the hits just keep coming

7/26/2007 2:43:50 PM

<embed src="http://ncsu1.info/countdown.swf" width=375 height=250></embed>
http://ncsu1.info/desktop.htm

7/26/2007 8:00:08 PM

36

7/27/2007 6:30:10 AM

Quote :

"37 mas dias"

It's 37 dias mas. Use this knowledge to move up to a B in Spanish.

7/27/2007 7:45:47 AM

Freshman Added to Gopack.com roster.

1     Dunlap, John  WR  6-1  218  Sr.  Hollywood, Fla. (Chaminade-Madonna)  
2     Blackman, Darrell  WR  5-10  205  Sr.  Williamsport, Pa. (Williamsport Area/Hargrave)  
3     Underwood, Jr., Curtis  RB  5-11  215  Fr.  Lackawanna, NY (Lackawanna)  
4     Bond, Marcus  ATH  5-9  180  Fr.  Ahoskie, N.C. (Hertford Co.)  
4     Walker, Javon  DB  6-0  188  RFr.  Homestead, Fla. (S. Dade)  
5     Jones, Ernest  LB  6-2  225  RSr.  Henderson, N.C. (Southern Vance)  
5     Williams, Jarvis  WR  6-4  205  So.  Orlando, Fla. (Jones)  
6     Evans, Andrew  WR  5-10  180  RJr.  Raleigh, N.C. (Broughton)  
6     Neal, Levin  DB  5-11  191  Jr.  Wilmington, N.C. (Ashley)  
7     Evans, Daniel  QB  6-2  191  RJr.  Raleigh, N.C. (Broughton)  
7     Morgan, DaJuan  S  6-1  200  RJr.  Riviera Beach, Fla. (Suncoast)  
8     Sutton III, Jimmie  DB  5-11  181  RSr.  Boca Raton, Fla. (Boca Raton)  
9     Stone, Marcus  TE  6-2  239  RSr.  Steelton, Pa. (Bishop McDevitt)  
10    Burke, Justin  QB  6-3  210  RFr.  Lexington, Ky. (Lexington Catholic)  
11    Augustin, Audi  DL  6-2  250  RFr.  Oakland Park, Fla. (Northeast)  
11    Polk, Daniel  QB  6-0  220  So.  Cary, N.C. (Cary)  
12    Beck, Harrison  QB  6-2  213  RSo.  Clearwater, Fla. (Countryside/Nebraska)  
13    Spencer, Owen  WR  6-3  180  Fr.  Leland, N.C. (N. Brunswick)  
13    Wilson, Wesley  CB  5-10  192  Jr.  Magnolia, N.C. (Harrells Christian Academy)  
14    Neal, J.C.  S  6-0  191  Jr.  Sumter, S.C. (Lakewood)  
15    Davis, Darrell  WR  6-4  200  RFr.  Dade City, Fla. (Pasco)  
16    Goodman, Ryan  S  6-2  205  Sr.  Cape May, N.J. (Absegami)  
16    Wilson, Russell  QB  5-11  191  Fr.  Richmond, VA (Collegiate)  
19    Bradsher, Scott  S  6-0  196  So.  Raleigh, N.C. (Virginia Episcopal)  
21    Morgan, DeAndre  DB  5-10  166  RFr.  Riviera Beach, Fla. (Suncoast)  
22    Baker, Toney  RB  5-10  225  Jr.  Jamestown, N.C. (Ragsdale)  
24    Brown, Andre  RB  6-0  232  Jr.  Greenville, N.C. (Greenville Rose/Hargrave)  
24    Holloman, Phillip  DB  5-11  194  RSr.  Norfolk, Va. (Lake Taylor)  
25    Scott, Miguel  S  6-0  195  Sr.  Miami, Fla. (Killian)  
26    Hickman, Cedric  LB  6-1  245  RFr.  Winston-Salem, N.C. (N. Forsyth/Hargrave)  
26    Pierson, Bradley  PK  5-9  163  Sr.  Chinquapin, N.C. (East Duplin)  
28    Byers, Justin  DB  6-0  170  Fr.  Charlotte, NC (Vance)  
29    Eugene, Jamelle  RB  5-10  195  RSo.  Naples, Fla. (Naples)  
30    Gray, Jeremy  DB  6-2  186  RJr.  Opelika, Ala. (Opelika)  
31    Floyd, Bobby  S  5-9  211  Jr.  Seminole, Fla. (Countryside)  
32    Simmons, Jimmaul  S  6-2  190  Fr.  Wilmington, N.C. (New Hanover/Hargrave)  
33    Franklin, Nathan  PK  6-0  165  RFr.  Wilmington, N.C. (Hoggard)  
33    George, Koyal  WR  5-11  169  Jr.  Havelock, N.C. (Havelock)  
34    Apilli, Kenny  RB  5-8  194  Jr.  Raleigh, N.C. (Leesville Road)  
34    Leonard, Robbie  DB  6-0  190  RJr.  Moon Township, Pa. (Moon Township)  
35    Dervil, Guerlin  LB  6-2  229  RSr.  Jacksonville, Fla. (White)  
36    Czajkowski, Josh  PK  5-9  178  RFr.  Springfield, Va. (W. Springfield)  
37    Bradshaw, William  LB  5-10  229  So.  Mooresville, N.C. (Mooresville)  
37    Kane, John  RB  5-9  239  RJr.  Raleigh, N.C. (Blair Academy)  
38    Ruiz, Jeff  P  6-2  185  Jr.  Chula Vista, Calif. (Southwestern JC)  
38    Tuft, Jr., Ulysses  HB  5-11  185  Fr.  Lawndale, NC (Burns)  
41    Brown, Martrel  DL  6-2  290  RSr.  Maxton, N.C. (Purnell Swett)  
42    Cole, Audie  LB  6-5  215  Fr.  Monroe, MI (Monroe)  
43    Barnes, Thomas  LB  5-11  200  Fr.  Dublin, GA (Dublin)  
43    Brown, Zach  DE  6-1  240  Jr.  Hendersonville, NC (North Henderson)  
43    Macrae, Jonathan  P  6-1  214  Sr.  Fayetteville, N.C. (Pine Forest)  
44    Michel, Ray  LB  6-0  224  RSo.  Ft. Myers, Fla. (Ft. Myers)  
45    Ware, John  LB  5-11  210  RFr.  Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (Cardinal Gibbons)  
46    Bedics, Patrick  RB  6-0  239  RSr.  Bethlehem, Pa. (Catholic)  
49    Cash, Alan-Michael  DL  6-1  291  RSo.  Richmond, Va. (Varina)  
50    McCuller, Jeraill  OL  6-7  330  RSo.  Chesapeake, Va. (Atlantic Shores Christian)  
52    Rumph, LeRue  LB  6-1  223  RSr.  Tampa, Fla. (Central Catholic)  
54    Lawson, Henry  OL  6-3  285  Fr.  Charlotte, NC (Charlotte Catholic)  
55    Roberts, Desmond  OL  6-4  280  Fr.  Henrico, NC (Northhampton West)  
56    Irving, Nate  LB  6-1  207  RFr.  Teachey, N.C. (Wallace-Rose)  
56    Tedder, Corey  LS  6-1  212  So.  Rockingham, N.C. (Rockingham)  
57    Redfern, Andrew  OL  6-3  290  RJr.  Raleigh, N.C. (Broughton/Hargrave)  
59    Sweezy, J.R.  DL  6-5  245  Fr.  Mooresville, NC (Mooresville)  
60    Green, Meares  OL  6-4  295  RJr.  Wilmington, N.C. (Ashley)  
61    White, Matthew  OL  6-6  360  RJr.  Camden, N.C. (Camden County)  
62    Kuhn, Markus  DL  6-5  275  Fr.  Weinheim, Germany (Weinheim)  
64    Maurer, Michael  LS  5-11  225  So.  Virginia Beach, Va. (Cox)  
65    Vassil, Michael  OL  6-3  302  Jr.  Holly Springs, N.C. (Southeast)  
66    Ojo, Yomi  OL  6-3  310  RSr.  Raleigh, N.C. (Southeast)  
67    Crawford, Wayne  DL  6-3  290  Fr.  Philadelphia, PA (Chestnut Hill Academy)  
68    Kline, Garret  OL  6-6  315  RSr.  Hawley, Pa. (Wallenpaupack/Lackawanna JC)  
69    Heppe, Kalani  OL  6-4  300  RSr.  Bealeton, Va. (Liberty)  
71    Gregory, Gary  OL  6-4  305  RFr.  Apoka, Fla. (Apoka Senior)  
72    Lathan, Luke  OL  6-4  292  RSo.  Fleming Island, Fla. (Clay)  
73    Williams, Julian  OL  6-5  292  RSo.  New Bern, N.C. (New Bern)  
74    Barbee, Andy  OL  6-3  303  RSo.  Shelby, N.C. (Crest)  
75    Golder, Jr., Mike  OL  6-4  286  Fr.  Cary, NC (Apex)  
76    Crouch, Curtis  OL  6-5  335  Jr.  Fayetteville, N.C. (E.E. Smith)  
80    Bowens, Donald  WR  6-3  200  So.  St. Petersburg, Fla. (St. Petersburg)  
83    Hill, Anthony  TE  6-6  265  Sr.  Houston, Texas (Clear Brook/Hargrave)  
84    Bryan, George  TE  6-5  250  Fr.  Castle Hayne, NC (New Hanover)  
85    Howard, Steven  WR  6-2  185  Fr.  Charlotte, NC (Olympic)  
86    Smith, Jay  WR  6-2  197  Fr.  Norfolk, VA (Lake Taylor)  
87    Holmes, Antoine  DL  6-3  290  Jr.  Williamsburg, VA (Lackawanna JC)  
89    Kushner, Matt  TE  6-4  256  RSo.  Bethlehem, Pa (Bethlehem Catholic)  
90    Clemmons, Jamaine  DL  5-11  255  RSo.  Williamston, N.C. (Williamston)  
90    Phillips, Rashad  TE  6-4  220  RFr.  Virginia Beach, Va. (Landstown)  
91    Larsen, Ted  DL  6-2  272  RSo.  Palm Harbor, Fla. (University)  
92    Pressley, DeMario  DL  6-3  295  Sr.  Greensboro, N.C. (Dudley)  
93    Bedics, John  DL  6-4  283  RJr.  Bethlehem, Pa. (Catholic)  
94    Willis Jr., Keith  DL  6-1  278  RSo.  Stoughton, Mass. (Xaverian Brothers/Boston College)  
95    Martin, II, James  LB  6-1  236  RSr.  Pompano Beach, Fla. (Ely)  
96    Armstrong, RJ  TE  6-3  255  Jr.  Parsons, KS (Parsons/Butler CC)  
97    Young, Willie  DL  6-5  230  RSo.  West Palm Beach, Fla. (Palm Beach)  
98    Wright, Littleton  DL  6-6  244  RSr.  Georgetown, Del. (Sussex Cent/Lackawanna JC)  
99    Rieskamp, Jeff  DL  6-3  235  Fr.  Cincinnati, OH (Elder)  
    Apple, Patrick  LB  6-0  200  Fr.  Pleasant Garden, NC (Southeast Guilford)  
    Beasley, Adam  OL  6-4  290  Fr.  Durham, NC (Brevard Christian)  
    Darrington, Cory  RB  -   Fr.  Charlotte, NC (Providence)  
    Hauschka, Steven  PK  6-2  185  Fr.  Needham, MA (Needham)  
    McKeon, Matt  OL  6-3  260  Fr.  Raleigh, NC (Leesville Road)  
    Quinn, Wesley  LB  5-11  210  Fr.  Zebulon, NC (Smithfield-Selma)  
    Raymond, John  LB  5-11  248  RJr.  Raleigh, N.C. (Sanderson)  
    Smith, Will  LS  6-0  220  Fr.  Goldsboro, NC (S. Wayne)  
    Wallace, Keonta  OT  6-4  280  So.  Williamston, NC (Williamston)  
    Weaver, Eric  TE  6-7  210  Fr.  Durham, NC (Jordan)  
    Willis, Ben  OL  6-2  280  Fr.  Morehead City, NC (East Carteret)  

7/27/2007 7:58:04 AM

NCSU can't catch a break. Damn.

7/27/2007 10:00:10 AM

Antoine Holmes #87 DL
RJ Armstrong #96 TE

Kind of odd... seems like those numbers would be flip flopped.


#86 Jay Smith - Stud

7/27/2007 10:47:55 AM

http://www.newsobserver.com/734/story/649616.html

Quote :

" Evans intends to be Pack's No. 1 QB He's preparing 'like I'm the guy' Chip Alexander, Staff Writer RALEIGH - N.C. State's Daniel Evans was well-tanned and appeared well-rested Wednesday, energetic and eager to crank up a new football season. Evans ended the 2006 season as the Wolfpack's starting quarterback and is intent on beginning the 2007 season as the starter. That the Pack changed head coaches, firing Chuck Amato after last season's 3-9 meltdown and then hiring Tom O'Brien, hasn't changed his mind-set. O'Brien hasn't committed to a starter, saying Evans would continue to compete with sophomore Harrison Beck and redshirt freshman Justin Burke when camp begins next week. But O'Brien also notes "there's no substitute for experience," and Evans, a redshirt junior, is the one with the experience. "Whether I feel like I'm the guy or not, I know I'm supposed to be preparing like I'm the guy, and that's the way I'm approaching it," Evans said. "I guess the other two guys should do the same thing, but I'm approaching it as if I'm the starter." Evans, like most college players, has had anything but a leisurely summer. The former Broughton High star attended both summer-school sessions, taking four courses, and will be nine hours from earning his business management degree. A typical day has Evans up at 5:15 a.m., with a protein shake "breakfast." He's at the Murphy Football Center at 6 o'clock for stretching, followed by running and agility drills, then more than a hour of weight-room work. He's in class from 9:50 a.m. to 1 p.m., then heads back to the Murphy Center. After a few hours of "free time" often spent on classwork, he has 7-on-7 pass drills, finally finishing about 7:30. "By 10 or 10:30, I'm ready for bed," said Evans, who lives with his brother Andrew, a wide receiver, in an off-campus apartment. Evans' offseason emphasis was on better footwork, especially in deeper pass drops, and a bigger body. He said he "gained back" the nine pounds he lost last fall and is at 189 pounds. A year ago, Evans wasn't sure when or if he'd get to play with Marcus Stone seemingly entrenched as the starter. But after State's 1-2 start, that changed. Amato turned to Evans, who helped lead the Pack past Boston College and Florida State and soon had Stone working at a new position, tight end. Evans, in nine starts, passed for 1,843 yards but closed the season with six touchdown passes and 11 interceptions. In a seven-game losing streak, he had one touchdown and nine interceptions, and his late-game fumble against North Carolina sealed a dispiriting 23-9 loss. Rather than damaging his psyche, the trial by fire made him a better player, Evans insisted. "I'm not sure if I got down on myself after a few losses and it spiraled or not," he said. "But I think having been through that, I'll better be able to handle adversity this season, knowing how to react and maybe how not to react. Not that I was lashing out against anybody, but just in being able to stay in the right frame of mind." There's also the matter of being better able to handle the demands of being the starter -- the film work, the practices, executing the game plan on game day. "As the backup, you're trying to prepare as best you can but it's not the same," he said. "As the starter, you know it's riding on you -- probably the success of the team is riding on how you perform. So it adds a little more pressure and urgency in your preparation. As the season progressed, ... I felt I got in more of a routine and more comfortable." It showed in spring drills, when Evans completed 41 of 63 passes, with eight touchdowns, in three scrimmages. Beck, a transfer from Nebraska, may have the strongest arm, and Burke, Evans said, may be the smartest of the QBs. But Evans performed the best of the three in the Red-White spring game. O'Brien said he is looking for consistency at QB. He wants a sound decision-maker, someone to "manage" the offense. "Someone to play within the framework of the offense and not only try to hit the home-run ball," the coach said. Evans believes he can be that someone for the Wolfpack. "

7/27/2007 4:37:30 PM

Not really football related, but State related none the less. I think we should have a billboard on I-40 going toward Raleigh, sometime past the Chapel Hill/Durham exits that shows some students doing research/studying and says something like "NC State...We're Miles Ahead" . Kind of an indirect slap in the face to UNC and Duke.


Now back to football, how do you all think Stone will do at TE this year? He could catch the ball fairly well, from the few times I saw him get the ball thrown to him. Maybe he could end up like that one TE for the Jacksonville Jaguars that was originally a QB in college, but was drafted to be a TE b/c of his size and agility. Everyone remembers the karate kick looking move Stone did to get more yards.

[Edited on July 27, 2007 at 8:02 PM. Reason : ]

7/27/2007 7:59:44 PM

36 Czajkowski, Josh PK 5-9 178 RFr. Springfield, Va. (W. Springfield)

7/27/2007 8:18:37 PM

^^ That sign would be hott.

you should seriously approach the university w/ that

7/27/2007 9:57:40 PM

Let's see more of this this year.

7/28/2007 11:49:37 AM

Stone is athletic enough to play TE....no doubt at all. 6'2-6'3 240(prolly higher now that he KNOWS hes gonna be TE)....hes got good hands, hes shown that. Question is...can he block?

7/28/2007 12:07:07 PM

http://ncsu1.info/desktop.htm

7/29/2007 11:24:21 AM

Suggestion for the band; please learn and play "Tequila" in the stands. Imagine the student section dancing in the stands to that and yelling tequila during the song. It would be a good crowd participation song, like "Apache" and "Hey Baby" are already for us.

Anyone got any other song suggestions for the band?

7/29/2007 5:22:11 PM

yes, i suggest they play the fight song as the players come out, rather than whatever lame song was chosen for this year.

7/29/2007 5:53:58 PM

Apache is way overrated

7/29/2007 5:56:14 PM

any more suggestions for the band? i can talk to the director when camp starts on the 16th

7/30/2007 12:47:58 AM

Meet the Pack Day is scheduled for Saturday August 18 at Carter-Finley Stadium. Be there if you are around Raleigh.

7/30/2007 9:50:06 PM

anyone taking my bet that state doesnt cover???

7/30/2007 10:06:09 PM

what is the spread?

7/30/2007 11:07:58 PM

it will be like -4

7/31/2007 3:24:55 AM

i thought it would be appropriate to share the new wikipedia addition...

7/31/2007 4:17:36 AM

Quote :

"Stone is athletic enough to play TE....no doubt at all. 6'2-6'3 240(prolly higher now that he KNOWS hes gonna be TE)....hes got good hands, hes shown that. Question is...can he block?"

MARK MY WORDS....STONE WILL BE SITTING AT THE FARTHEST END OF THE BENCH BY THE END OF THE SEASON...

HE CAN'T PLAY DEAD

7/31/2007 9:08:17 AM

Found this on Tennessee's website. I remember hearing that they had pushed the game back, but I didn't remember hearing what years. It seems like I would have seen a N&O or Charlotte Observer blurb about it in the past, in terms of specifying the years.


http://www.utsports.com/index.php?s=&url_channel_id=15&url_subchannel_id=&url_article_id=9664&change_well_id=2

Quote :

"Another change for 2008 is to the opener, which now has UAB instead of North Carolina State visiting Knoxville on Aug. 30. North Carolina State's trip to Neyland Stadium has been rescheduled for 2013. Tennessee already is slated to visit Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh for the 2012 season."

I can't believe that we would get them first. Maybe they asked to push the game back, and we said alright as long as it is the year after we host them. Wasn't 2012 or 2011 already the year that we would host the return trip had they kept their end of the deal and had us as the 2008 season opener?

7/31/2007 8:03:51 PM

^^^ they took it down already haha

oh and

^ thanks for putting that in here so the shitty Tennessee football thread doesn't have to be brought back to the top.

7/31/2007 8:20:12 PM

Haha, the wiki page currently reads Bitch Davis.

7/31/2007 8:31:24 PM

Quote :

""Stone is athletic enough to play TE....no doubt at all. 6'2-6'3 240(prolly higher now that he KNOWS hes gonna be TE)....hes got good hands, hes shown that. Question is...can he block?" "

everything i've read says he's been working on his blocking like nonstop over the offseason. he said himself that he's put on 15 lbs of muscle too. fwiw

7/31/2007 9:55:27 PM

Quote :

""Hey Baby" are already for us."

please tell me youre talking about hurricane chris - ay bay bay

7/31/2007 10:01:15 PM