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Jordi Alba, Spain. Defender, Age: 23, caps: 4
It is interesting to note that Alba will be the youngest player in the Spanish squad at the European Championship, and he has just turned 23. Alba can play as a left-sided defender or on the left side of midfield. That would explain why Barcelona are currently beating a path to his signature.
His current side, Valencia, have repeatedly insisted in the past fortnight that he has not gone back to Barça, the club that released him when he was a 16-year-old. Alba has developed in the last three seasons into a main part of the back four at the Mestalla, and his ability going forward appeals to both his country as well as his former club. The 23-year-old made his debut with the Spanish side only in September last year, but such has been the team's success that it is not an easy one to break into. He is seen by Barcelona as a viable alternative to Gareth Bale this summer. Some praise.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, England. Winger, Age: 18, caps: 2
The call-up six years ago for Theo Walcott, for the World Cup in Germany, caused untold damage that is still yet to be fully rectified. However, for Oxlade-Chamberlain, the son of the former Portsmouth and England winger Mark Chamberlain, there feels more vindication for such a gamble.
For starters, Walcott had not even kicked a ball in the Premier League when he received the call in 2006; Oxlade-Chamberlain has, and he has looked comfortable at such a level. He is quick, intelligent, has a good football brain and is the best untried player the country has on offer.
The key could well be how long it takes before Roy Hodgson can get his system up, running and solid. If he does it quickly, and the friendly victory against Norway suggests that the players are already listening, something a bit different could be vital, perhaps, like in that game, as an impact substitute.
The only sadness for an 18-year-old on the cusp of such stardom is that his parents look unlikely to travel to Poland and Ukraine because of the threat of racist abuse. Hopefully it will be his football that will come to the fore, as this is a young English player who can cause a stir.
"The manager lets players like me, who like to run at people, express ourselves and he gives us the licence to do that," said the Arsenal winger. "For someone like me, who likes to go forward, it's exciting to have a manager who lets you do those things."
Christian Eriksen, Denmark. Midfield, Age: 20, caps: 22
It is important to start off with Christian Eriksen's age. He is 20. Got that? Here goes. Eriksen has played 112 times for Ajax, having made his debut on 17 January 2010. He has scored 17 goals and picked up 35 assists in that time.
Martin Jol, his manager at the time, compared him to Wesley Sneijder and Rafael van der Vaart. In 2011 he was named Dutch Football Talent of the Year. He was heavily capped at a younger level for Denmark but the Under-21s could hold on to him for only three games before the full side came calling. Since then he has played 22 times for his country and scored two goals. In 2011 he was also named Danish Footballer of the Year.
Johan Cruyff said of him that year: "You can compare him with Brian and Michael Laudrup. The talent is there, the recognition is there, now it is up to the player himself."
Eriksen is smaller than the two Laudrup brothers, at around 5ft 9in and has still to fill out so his play is about technique and subtlety. Twice he played for Chelsea in trial games when he was 14 and 15 but the move did not happen, despite an interest from Jose Mourinho, who was in charge at Stamford Bridge at the time. Even now, he will only leave Ajax when he can be promised first-team football, which sounds refreshing, but then he is used to playing, and doing rather well it has to be said.
Luuk de Jong, Netherlands. Forward, Age: 21, caps: 7
Luuk De Jong is young, in form, at a relatively unfashionable club and is not making a (comparative) fortune, which explains why he has already been spotted on Newcastle United's radar. The 21-year-old scored 25 goals in 33 games for FC Twente in the season just finished, and in his seven appearances for the Netherlands, has scored once.
His brother Siem failed to make the final 23 for the Dutch squad, having been in the 27. For Luuk the battle is now to find a starting role himself in a squad with serious firepower. The Netherlands boast the likes of Robin van Persie, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Arjen Robben in their squad, but De Jong is the future, and that is why Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund are also keeping an eye on his situation. Standing 6ft 2in tall, De Jong may offer a different option to anything else Bert van Marwijk has at his disposal.
Alan Dzagoev, Russia. Midfield, Age: 21, caps: 20
T here are reminders in either (a) how little faith England show in young players or (b) how little talent is capable of stepping up, in the depth of experience youngsters have from other nations. Alan Dzagoev is 21 and has already played 20 times for his country, scoring four goals in the process.
In contrast, Stewart Downing is 27 with 33, caps and no goals, James Milner is 26 with 25, caps and no goals and Theo Walcott is 23, with 22, caps and three goals.
Modest and hard-working, the CSKA Moscow attacking midfielder has huge experience at club level in his homeland, having made his debut in the Russian second division when he was just 15. By the time he was 18 he had joined CSKA. A matter of months later he had made his debut for his country. Real Madrid have been long-time admirers but Dzagoev would prefer a move to England.
Ilkay Gundogan Germany. Midfield, Age: 21, caps: 2
"The next Mesut Ozil." That was what a report on Gundogan said back in 2010. By then Ozil was 21. The Germans do not let much dust settle and there was a pace to the advancement of Gundogan that England fans will be able to recall, when they watched youth tear their side apart at the South Africa World Cup.
Gundogan was photo-fit in his development, capped at every level from the Under-18s, starting in 2008, to the Under-19s the following year, the Under 20s the next season and then the Under-21s in 2010. Inevitably, the following year he was called up into the full squad and was handed a place in the final 23 for Poland and Ukraine. The 21-year-old midfielder moved to Borussia Dortmund in May 2011, signing a four-year deal. He picked up a Bundesliga medal in the season that has just finished, scoring three times and catching the eye as he did so.
Fabio Borini, Italy. Forward, Age: 21, caps: 1
Fabio Borini's name should look familiar – he was at Chelsea as a youngster, but made only four starts. Moving back to his native country has proved hugely beneficial, although another spell over here last year with Swansea City offered a sign of his growth as a player, when he scored six times during a loan spell.
Since leaving Stamford Bridge, he has become a regular for the Italian Under-21 side (three goals in 14 games) and his move to Roma, initially on loan, saw him score nine goals this season, either as a central striker or coming in from wide. On 29 February Borini made his full Italian debut against the United States.
In light of the match-fixing scandal that is rocking Italian football a nation cries out for a new, young, goalscoring hero; the young forward will wait for his chance to be that man.
Vladimir Darida, Czech Republic. Midfield, Age: 21, caps: 2
Few players can play the wild-card tag quite as well as Darida. His is a real 11th-hour story – drafted into the Czech Republic squad as cover for Tomas Rosicky but impressing so much in the brief showing against Israel last month that he forced the hand of coach Michal Bilek.
"In the half-hour he played very well, asked for the ball, made great passes and took a shot," said Bilek. "He looked like a player who had a lot of, caps, not one who was making his first appearance." Darida has played only 13 games this season on loan for FK Banik Sokolov (from his parent club FC Viktoria Plzen), although in that brief period he has scored five times.
His would be some story if he now stars for his country on a platform that was never meant to be his so early. Think Greece and Denmark but as a player, not a team.
Yann M'Vila, France. Midfield, Age: 21, caps: 19
Yann M'Vila has gone right the way through the French footballing set-up, from Under-16s to the full side, which might make it a surprise that Arsène Wenger has taken so long to make his move.
Wenger would like him this summer but Rennes are playing hardball. It is almost two years since Laurent Blanc gave the defensive midfielder his debut, against Norway. This is a player who likes to pass the ball and how England close him down could be crucial – if he recovers from the ankle injury sustained against Serbia last week. Mentions of a similarity to Claude Makelele have surfaced since he arrived at Rennes in 2009.
A transfer fee of something around €22m (£17.5m) has been mentioned, which should give warning of M'Vila's standing throughout Europe. Internazionale have also tracked the player who is ready to move, despite being contracted to his club until 2014.
James McClean, Rep of Ireland. Winger, Age: 23, caps: 2
This time last year, McClean was playing for Derry City. Admittedly he was attracting attention but few could have predicted that his meteoric rise could yet end in European Championship stardom.
Thus far, however, nothing has fazed him. McClean has taken the Premier League by storm since he was handed his chance by the Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill, back in December. Then, on his debut as a substitute he changed a game, helping his side and his new manager to a vital victory.
The left winger is a throwback, not frightened to go past his full-back and at the same time he has weighed in with important goals, finding the net six times in his first season in English football. Such was McClean's first season that teams would double up on him by the campaign's end, to the delight of his club manager. He has energy, pace and covers back well.
Controversy surrounded his debut for the Republic of Ireland, given that he had already played for Northern Ireland seven times at Under-21 level. He was unrepentant and now he could cap off a phenomenal period in his young life by facing the world and European champions.
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Update 12/16/09: BevReview reader Andy Gilleand confirms that the name of this product is "Heritage Dr Pepper" by taking a photo of a can he just bought at a Wal-mart in Elkhart, IN.
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The vintage logo also contains reference to 10-2-4, used by Dr Pepper advertising to reference the times of day that are great to experience the drink…
hinting that Dr Pepper is good anytime. BevReview commenter jmowreader corrects our interpretation by sharing that "when Dr. Pepper was still a new product, they put out the result of a Great Research Experiment that said people's blood sugar levels dipped between meals; for maximum efficiency at work you should consume a certain quantity of sugar at the hours of 10am, 2pm and 4pm. It just so happened the optimal amount of sugar could be found in a bottle of Dr. Pepper. So it was kinda like a prescription–to work best, drink three Dr. Peppers a day."
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The first round of the road to the World Series was the District tournament. TVBR went 3-1 defeating teams from Castro Valley and Hayward. The second round was the State tournament held in Alameda. TVBR went 4-0, defeating teams from Eureka, Oakland, Novato and Alameda and earning the title of Northern California Champion. The third round was the Pacific Southwest Regional tournament held in Eureka. TVBR went 4-0 earning the title of Regional Champion over teams representing Guam, Hawaii, California, Utah, Arizona and Nevada.
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Jacob Payne, Livermore
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Bradley Pluschkell, Pleasanton
Noah Robbins, Livermore
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Posted in thread: All Apple cider on 06-01-2005 at 09:29 PM
Try this if you haven't already.
Posted in thread: White Lightening on 04-27-2005 at 07:09 PM
Or..are you refering to the cider name brand "White Lightning"? That is a different story and
you can find a few posts by me on how to make +9% apple cider
Posted in thread: Replacing sugar with malt extract? on 04-27-2005 at 07:03 PM
Liquid extracts are already boiled wort truned into a syrup, that's why you wouldn't boil an
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Posted in thread: My First Cider, So far, so ...yum on 04-16-2005 at 12:13 AM
If you want more apple taste, throw a couple of cans of apple juice concentrate in with your
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Check out some of my other postings for procedures. It's really quite simple at it's basic
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Posted in thread: What is cider? on 04-13-2005 at 05:05 PM
I'm trying to make my first batch.This quote was very helpful to me. I'm following it as
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Thanks for your response.Unfortunately, I do not have access to anything that may help... be it
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Just an update folks, the PET bottles are fine, in fact they are a bit soft which means there
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Mesa Historical Society weighs moving Spring Training museum, other options
July 22, 2013
A recent decision to remove the Spring Training Museum from November's Mesa bond election has organizers considering the project's next step, which could include relocating it to a different city.
During a study session at the July 8 Mesa City Council meeting, Mesa Historical Museum CEO Lisa Anderson requested the council remove the $17 million Spring Training Experience — formerly called the Cactus League Experience — item from the bond election package. The council agreed to remove it and approved the other bond items totaling $130 million.
"The whole thing came about fairly quickly, and I think that's what led to the decision to hold back," said Highground vice president of community affairs and project spokesperson Robert Johnson in a recent interview. "In the end, we decided it would be better to wait a little longer."
At the meeting, Anderson said the Historical Museum wanted to explore new opportunities that arose in the week following discussion of the Spring Training Experience Play Ball! exhibit at a July 1 study session. One of the opportunities Johnson mentioned was moving the location of the Spring Training Experience out of Mesa and to a different Valley city if an agreement isn't worked out.
"Everyone has a say in how this goes; we'll see," he said.
Johnson, who didn't say which cities were in contention, emphasized Mesa "remains in the lead" because it's the place where the idea for the museum was created.
The proposed location for the museum in Mesa is near the Chicago Cubs' new stadium, also known as "Wrigleyville West" scheduled to open for the 2014 Spring Training season.
"If we can get the right arrangement, the right agreement, that's where it will be," he said.
The Historical Museum currently operates the essence of the Spring Training Experiences under the auspices of its Play Ball! exhibit, which features approximately 4,000 pieces of baseball memorabilia at its site in Mesa located at 51 E. Main Street. Johson said the Play Ball! exhibit will remain at the downtown Mesa location until a permanent facility is completed.
Since its inception in 2008, the exhibition has shifted around the region and taken road trips to ballparks in the greater Phoenix metro area during Spring Training season. Long term, however, Johnson said the museum needs to find a permanent location that is not set in a strip mall, which he said is "not good enough."
"That model is only good for so long and, frankly, it's holding us back," he said.
The organization's vision for the museum is a 22,000 sq. foot building complete with exhibits, meeting and office space, an auditorium, a place to store the collection and other amenities.
At the July 1 study session, councilmember Dave Richins compared the project to the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum in Cincinnati, Ohio. While Johnson said the museums have similar models, he said the Spring Training Experience would be a larger facility and have a deeper collection than the Ohio-based exhibition.
And he expects it to be much busier than the Cincinnati museum or even the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., if it's "done right." The motivation for the optimism stems from the state's climate, which he says leads many youth and travel teams play tournaments in the Phoenix area throughout the year.
"This will be busy all year round, there's no doubt about that," he said.
Also fueling Johnson's projections is the Spring Training Season, which brought in more than 1.7 million fans in 2013. If 20 percent of the 1.7 million attendees, accounting for 340,000 people, visited the museum during the Spring Training Season, he said it would triple the attendance of the Cincinnati Reds bring in every year and bring in more than $3 million in gate sales alone.
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HLL: Sports Animal Interview with Monte Kiffin and other Links
Here are a few more running links that I will try and update as the day goes on.
And a little comic relief from both LSUFreek and Orson over at EDSBS with coverage of the USC press conference introducing Kiffin as the new head coach.
Meanwhile, USCSports.com welcomes the new head coach of the Trojans (See Image)
- USC Blog HeismanPundit doesn't care much for the Kiffin hire either.
- And from Fox Sports:
After he fired Kiffin in '07, [Al] Davis famously noted, "It hurts because I picked the guy. I picked the wrong guy."
The University of Tennessee now knows just how Davis felt.
And if history tells us anything, so — eventually — will USC.
- Brutally well written look at the Kiffin Debacle courtesy of Ed Berliner and the Examiner, who blames the UTAD for making the worst hire since Charlie Weis and noting that Tennessee fans "deserve someone who comes to work without a clown nose in his briefcase."
- While Lane Kiffin was all fired-up about heading to USC, apparently some in Los Angeles aren't nearly as excited about the hire. L.A. Times Columnist Bill Plaschke calls Kiffin "a lightweight" and clearly thinks that the USC Athletic Director is deranged.
- First, you can check out Monte Kiffin on the Sports Animal and listen to the interview this morning regarding Lane's decision to cut and leave town. I've got to give Monte some credit for at least being willing to face the media. The reality is, however, that he is simply trying to clean-up the mess left by his son.
- Meanwhile, apparently the University of Tennessee Board of Trustees have already reached out to Phillip Fulmer about the possibility of returning as coach or as athletic director. Not sure what to think about that either way, but I know that Coach Fulmer is dedicated — even now — first and foremost to Tennessee.
- Shotgun over at Blue Workhorse has put together a nice collection of thoughts from various Tennessee students and fans via Facebook. As you might expect, some of the comments are … colorful. (*NSFW: Language)
On another note, sorry to anyone reading for being so disjointed in my posts today, but I'm trying to simply post things as they come to the fore. I hope to try and post a few thoughts of a substantive nature later today.
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Yet another Meme: Shaun Ellis, "He made it! He made it!"
Here's a little magic from John Ward and the Vol Network to go along with Joel's post over at Rocky Top Talk this morning discussing Shaun Ellis' miraculous runback of a recovered fumble versus the Auburn Tigers in 1998.
I would try to describe it, but that would only diminish the call from the legendary "Voice of the Vols Emeritus." But don't take my word for it, listen for yourself…
How can you not love the sound of John Ward behind the microphone?
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Back from wherever it is that I have been, including Home Depot
No, I didn't quit writing, join the circus, get attacked by Somali Pirates, or decide to take up ad hoc piloting of random airplanes falling pilotless from the sky. I just decided that it was time for a few days off. This was due to a number of things. First there was the fact that—after the conclusion of the Final Four—there wasn't much to talk about last week. Secondly, I have been working on trying to get a few things done which, hopefully, will improve a few things here at the Gate in anticipation of football season (and I do really hope that this is the case). Furthermore, my non-blogging life has required that I do things other than fixate upon football season which, according to the tell-tale little widget over on the right sidebar (that's this way for those of you who are directionally challenged), is still more than 140 days off. Finally, there were three big points which put me in bit of a funk, one which I decided to wallow in for a day or so, those points are as follows:
- Florida Gators, National Champions;
- North Carolina Tarheels, National Champions; and
- Connecticut Huskies, National Champions.
I guess 2008-09 just wasn't meant to be my year. So it goes…
Anyway, all of that said, here I am back again with a number of stream of consciousness observations that I wanted to chase down, and now seems as good a time as any…
Who knew that Home Depot was a hotbed of College Football Conflict…
I live in Eastern North Carolina, I am within 20 miles of the University of North Carolina (a/k/a "Tarhead U"), Duke University, and NC State University. I am anywhere but in the heart of SEC country and quite a distance from anything resembling real football. The closest team of consequence would probably be the Carolina Panthers, which is not exactly the same thing. For this reason, I was a bit surprised this weekend at a brief exchange I had in the parking lot of my local purveyor of all things home improvement related: Home Depot.
My goal was simple: collect 18 bags of mulch for the yard. My mind was focused on trying to figure out if there was a way to get out of spending the rest of the weekend playing with wood chips and was less than attuned to matters related to football. I had already dumped 12 bags of the stuff, and thus was less than cognizant of my "yard hat" which has "Tennessee" emblazoned upon it in letters which could be read from across the room … a large room.
Thus, I was a bit taken aback when I stepped out of my truck to a firm and slightly louder than it should have been greeting from a man in a jeep with a huge-ish Gator head on the spare tire cover:
"BOOOOOOO!! Kiffin!"
Again, not fully in command of my football fightin' instincts at the moment, the best response I could muster was a thumbs up in my heckler's direction, paired with a wink, and a half-perplexed "How 'bout 'cha?!"
The point of this seemingly inane tale of my trip to the hardware store (ahem, "Home Improvement Warehouse") is not meant to warn of the pitfalls attending minor maintenance tasks, to assail Home Depot's loyalties (I know they are based out of Atlanta, but their colors are orange and white, after all), or to provide a convenient excuse for getting out of those "Honey-Do" lists. It's far more subtle than that…
Lane Kiffin is in the Gators' heads.
At least in my semi-unbalanced mind, my harmless little weekend run-in—paired with the profusion of "Tennessee" signs seen in the video posted by HSH—it seems that Kiffin's little barbs have hit their mark far beyond the confines East Tennessee. Some of the Gator faithful agree. Of course, as the Hoopmaster General discovered, the sparring does come at a bit of price in the form of craziness from the less than sane and those with an axe to grind (or a deadline to meet). Still, as John Pennington pointed out the Blackjack General's messages are not simply confined to sound bites and quips, but are rapidly approaching the point of real tangible substance.
With no disrespect to Coach Fulmer, I'm betting that in April 2008 my assailant says nothing at all.
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Moving Right Along … to the Orange & White Game
It's Spring Football Time in Tennessee!
Yes, you can get a small football fix this weekend by attending the Orange & White Game, scheduled to start at 3:00 at Neyland Stadium. All sorts of information on the game is available over at UT Sports.com. Tickets are $5.00 and all proceeds will go to benefit UT's Hodges Library. Besides, when else can you get to see the Vols play for $5.00?
For those of you planning on attending the game, I would encourage you to consider meeting up with the guys from Rocky Top Talk who will be meeting in front of the hallowed ground of the Real Gate 21 on Saturday, for more information check out the faux-schedule for the meet-up. Sorry to disappoint everyone, but Joel, Hooper, and Will will not be signing autographs, but many of the 2009 Vols will be, so don't get too upset.
On a more substantive note, the Spring Outlook / Team Breakdown is now available for download as well . It is full of stats and perspectives on the squad coming into the Orange & White game.
Unfortunately, I will not be able to attend, but hope to find somewhere to catch the game on the web. The Orange & White Game is sponsored by Dish Network, however, apparently it will not be televised anywhere, including Dish Network.
Either way, this is the best chance for Orange Nation to get a glimpse of the new look Vols…
Finally, an amazing story from the non-sports world worth giving a look…
"Are you using the autopilot, or are you flying the airplane?"
• Southwest Florida Int'l Air Traffic Control
"Me and the Good Lord's Hands are flying this one…"
• Airplane Passenger, Doug White
Those are not words you like to hear from a pilot trying to guide a plane in for landing, but that is what airplane passenger Doug White had to say during his brush with fate earlier this week. If you haven't heard about this story, you really should check out the article posted at CNN.com. White, along with his family were flying home to Louisiana on a twin engine plane when the pilot unexpectedly died shortly after taking off from Fort Meyers, Florida. There was no co-pilot on board. As a result, White—who had flying experience, but only in single engine planes—was forced to land the plane on his own.
Fortunately, with the assistance of Air Traffic controllers, White managed to land the plane safely.
For me, the audio recording of White's conversation with the tower are particularly compelling. The FAA released the audio recording earlier today. It is a little on the long side and has several periods of extended silence (5-10 seconds), but giving it a listen will remind you just how great it is to be alive. From the tension and relief in White's voice near the end of the recording, I am pretty sure that he is glad. Seriously, if you have a few minutes give the full recording a listen.
AUDIO: N559DW — Emergency Landing at Southwest Florida Int'l Airport (Ft. Myers, FL) | FAA.gov
That one makes my birthday seem like a blessing…
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Walking in Memphis: a Brief Reflection on Reality, Basketball, and Bruce Pearl…
Then I'm walking in Memphis
Walking with my feet ten feet off of Beale
Walking in Memphis
But do I really feel the way I feel
• ">" href="http://gate21.net/2009/04/03/walking-in-memphis-a-brief-reflection-on-reality-basketball-and-bruce-pearl%e2%80%a6/#Walking_Memphis_audio" >Walking in Memphis" by Marc Cohn
Well, it seems that Bruce Pearl will be staying in Knoxville for the foreseeable future, which is good. The question, however, remains: What are we to make of this "Memphis Incident"?
For starters, I am greatly relieved that Bruce Almighty will still be wearing orange next season. That is the good news, not that there is necessarily some "bad" news, but keeping Pearl on the sidelines in Knoxville is definitely very good.
That said, what exactly are we to take away from the brief and furious flirtation (so brief and furious that I never even got a chance to comment before it ended) with the notion that Coach Pearl might bolt to the Pyramid City to take the reins as head coach of the Memphis Tigers? The real answer is probably "nothing." Still there are a few thoughts that jump out to me—random observations, I suppose—which seem relevant, if less than timely.
Bruce Pearl is Happy at Tennessee…
It seems to me that Bruce Pearl sent two messages yesterday. The first is a very positive one, namely that he is happy as coach of the Tennessee Volunteers and has no desire to leave behind what he has begun. Bruce Pearl likes it here.
Why do I say that? Well first of all is the obvious: he is staying here. More importantly, however, is the what he said in his public statement last night. To me, it makes it clear that Pearl is truly happy to be at Tennessee.
I truly love my job, and I want it to be clear that I'm not interested in any other job. There's no place in the country I'd rather be than the University of Tennessee. My children are happy here in the Knoxville community—one is in high school, one is in middle school and two are currently attending the university.
My staff and I are building a consistent top-25 program and I'm honored and privileged to serve the greatest fans in the country. Tennessee has all the resources necessary to win championships, from our recently upgraded facilities to our ability to schedule.
It's great to be a Tennessee Vol!
• Bruce Pearl commenting on rumors of him leaving Tennessee | UT Sports.com
Now in the era of sports double-talk and lip service (See Bobby Petrino at any point in his career), it is rarely advisable to take public professions of loyalty at face value. I understand that. Still, there are different degrees of lip service and there are different types of coaches. Pearl's statement was anything but tepid—it was largely unequivocal and pointed. In other words, he could have simply said "I'm staying," and left the other assurances out of the discussion; he didn't.
Second of all, for reasons unknown to me (considering I have never met Pearl), I trust the man. Maybe that owes to the side of him that exudes infectious enthusiasm about everything to which he is tied; maybe it is because of his well documented history of loyalty at Iowa and Wisconsin-Green Bay; maybe it is because he is a con man and I'm snowed. Regardless of the reasons, Pearl is unique in my mind because I do believe that he is both loyal and trustworthy as a coach. My gut tells me that if he was not happy and was considering a move, while he might not come out and say it, he would similarly not effervesce about how much he loves it at Tennessee.
Furthermore, if he had wanted to leave, it would have been hard to argue with his decision given the suggestion that Memphis was prepared to offer up to $ 3.25 million a year (approximately $ 1.25 million more per year than his new contract is reported to provide).
Thus, I believe him when he says that he never intended to leave, and that he truly loves coaching the BasketVols. If he truly wanted to leave, he would have.
Yeah, yeah, I know—I've obviously been drinking the Kool Aid…
21 Things … That Make it Great to be a Tennessee Volunteer
That Make it Great to be a Tennessee Volunteer
Now that I am finally done with my trial, I can begin to get back to things that really matter, namely spending endless hours blogging…
Needless to say, this has been a football season which could drive a Tennessee fan to drink, sniff glue, use leeches, beat up little old ladies on the side of the road, or some similar vice. Between mounting losses, SEC and BCS irrelevance, the controversy over the legacy of the Great Punkin, and bickering among the fans, the battle for the soul of Big Orange fans has never been more feverishly pitched.
That said, I am still convicted—perhaps even more so—that there is no other team I'd ever follow and that it is truly great to be one of the many Tennessee Volunteers. Thus, I thought I'd offer up a little list—just to remind the doom and gloom crowd that life really isn't all that bad (and for reasons which should be fairly obvious, "21" is the top of the list).
Thus, here are 21 Things that make it great to be a Tennessee Volunteer:
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Flashback: The Great Games — The All-Time Top 10
Well, as Joel pointed out, the News Sentinel's Dave Hooker recently came out with his Top 10 games in Tennessee football history. It is an interesting list, but (like Joel) I'm not so certain I agree with all of the games on Hooker's list.
Given the fact that I am still making my way through my "Great Games" series, it seems appropriate for me to chime in with my thoughts on this. At the risk of rendering some of my future posts in this series futile (not that they aren't already), here is my top 10 games in Tennessee football history (with comparison to Dave Hooker's ranking):
Gate 21's Top 10 All-Time
Tennessee Football Games
No. 10: 1989 – Tennessee vs. UCLA
The Rose Bowl | Dave Hooker Rank: Unranked
I know that some will question this one, but this game still stands out to me as one of the best. I toyed with ranking the 1985 Auburn win at No. 10, but I have to go with the Vols 1989 trip to Pasadena to take on the Bruins. This game was early in the season, and at that point UCLA was highly touted. Tennessee had been beaten in both their prior trips to the Rose Bowl to play the Bruins (1975 and 1967), and many thought they would repeat that trend as the Vols came off of their worst season in recent memory, and a close call in their season-opener versus Colorado State. The Vols, however, stepped-up to the challenge and proved that their 5 and 6 record for 1988 was only a bump in the road as they came out gunning for the No. 6-ranked Bruins. The Vols completely shutdown the UCLA offense with their own brand of SEC defense, en route to a 24 – 6 victory. That game set the stage for the rest of the season — one which included 10 more wins and only a single loss. The Vols would go on to win an SEC Championship, beat Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl that year, and end with a No 5 ranking.
Still, by my mind, it all started in California…
No. 9: 1999 Fiesta Bowl – Florida State vs. Tennessee
Sun Devil Stadium | Dave Hooker Rank: No. 1
Dave Hooker had this game as No. 1, but I cannot in good conscience give it that distinction. While the 1999 Fiesta Bowl did give Tennessee its first Consensus National Championship since 1951, the game itself was not nearly as spectacular as others that season.
First of all, both Tennessee and Florida State played very sloppily throughout the game as a result of the more than 4-week layoff leading up to the contest. Second — in fairness to Florida State — they were playing with a back-up quarterback, Marcus Outzen, who (to my knowledge) never started another game after the championship, due to the injury to Chris Weinke.
Finally, the game was exciting, but probably only if you were a Tennessee or Florida State fan. The reason for this is that the two teams were extremely closely matched at most positions. All of that said, I have such amazing memories of this game and of finally seeing another championship for the Big Orange, that I have to include it in the Top 10, regardless of its flaws.
After all, a championship is a very special thing…


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