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No. 49: Tennessee
By Paul Myerberg // Jul 15, 2011
The Knoxville sun shines a little brighter each day Tennessee is removed from last Jan. 12, the day Lane Kiffin took his immense baggage across coasts to U.S.C., crippling a program that had hung its hat on Kiffin's ability to lead the Volunteers out of their malaise. Each day brings more positive vibes as Kiffin's figure looms smaller and smaller in Tennessee's rear view mirror, slowly but surely diminishing from view as Derek Dooley puts his specific imprint on one of college football's most distinguished landing spots. But Kiffin's impact is still felt, most notably in a roster lacking in senior leadership but loaded with young, hungry, unproven talent. Put added emphasis on the word hungry: Tennessee, and its roster, is sick and tired of five, six, seven wins, and wants to reclaim its spot among the SEC's best. This reclamation project continues in 2011.
SEC, East
Knoxville, Tenn.
Returning starters
13 (7 offense, 6 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 66
2010 record
(6-7, 3-5)
Last year's
No. 63
2011 schedule
- Sept. 3
- Sept. 10
- Sept. 17
at Florida
- Oct. 1
- Oct. 8
- Oct. 15
- Oct. 22
at Alabama
- Oct. 29
South Carolina
- Nov. 5
Middle Tennessee
- Nov. 12
at Arkansas
- Nov. 19
- Nov. 26
at Kentucky
Last year's prediction
If Tennessee does return to bowl play in 2010, it will be by the narrowest of margins: think 6-6, with an undefeated November sending the Vols into the post-season on a high note. This coming season will be a rebuilding year, however. Tennessee has a lack of proven options at quarterback. The offensive line must be rebuilt on the fly, as must the interior of the defensive line. The Vols must replace an all-world talent in the secondary, as well as a handful of starters along the back seven of the defense. No, this team should be happy merely with landing bowl eligibility. I think Tennessee is capable of doing so, but, as noted, by the skin of its teeth.
2010 recap
In a nutshell Few expected any miracles: Derek Dooley inherited a roster short on talent, at least when held against the standard set by the current SEC and Tennessee teams of old. Yet the rookie coach coaxed six wins out of these Volunteers, which was a solid feat when considering how low the team stood entering November. To recap: there was that horrible home loss to Oregon; a win over U.A.B. that came despite five missed field goals by the opposition; that 13-man defense that led to a loss to L.S.U.; and three straight losses — Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina — where Tennessee was clearly outclassed. Yet come December, the Volunteers were back in bowl play. That was the terribly misguided standard set forth by then-athletic director Mike Hamilton — now gone, thankfully — and one that Dooley achieved, which marked a nice debut for the first-year coach.
High point A perfect November. So only one win came over an eventual bowl participant: who cares. The four straight wins pushed U.T. back into bowl play, which is all that matters. The best win was a 24-14 victory over Kentucky — another win over the poor Wildcats — but the most impressive was a 52-14 handling of Mississippi, one that saw U.T. gain 441 yards of total offense and force five turnovers.
Low point The loss to L.S.U., I suppose. We all remember what transpired, even if it remains unbelievable upon each viewing.
Tidbit Tennessee has led the SEC in attendance in 36 of the last 37 seasons. It was for 36 straight seasons heading into last season, but Alabama had to swoop in and average 101,821 fans per game, fourth-most in the nation and a tad more than Tennessee's average of 99,781 fans per game, sixth-most in the nation. U.T. has not finished lower than sixth in the country in attendance over the last 35 years.
Tidbit (all-SEC edition) Tennessee has had at least one first-team all-SEC pick in 37 of the last 38 years, so it's a bit surprising to see only two Volunteers — both defensive players — on the 2011 preseason all-conference team. What does this say? One, that projecting anything prior to September is an exercise in futility. Wait, did I just admit to that? And two, this fact speaks to the youth on this roster: there's talent here, but most of it is unproven. When this roster is top-heavy with juniors and seniors, look out.
Tidbit (you always remember your first time edition) Last season's loss to Oregon was Tennessee's first in six tries against first-time opposition; the Vols topped Arkansas State in 2007, Northern Illinois in 2008, Western Kentucky and Ohio in 2009 and Tennessee-Martin last fall. In all, U.T. holds a 96-34-5 record in its debut game against a new opponent.
Former players in the N.F.L.
43 QB Erik Ainge (New York Jets), CB Jason Allen (Houston), LB Robert Ayers (Denver), S Eric Berry (Kansas City), LB Kevin Burnett (San Diego), OT Chad Clifton (Green Bay), P Britton Colquitt (Denver), P Dustin Colquitt (Kansas City), TE Brad Cottam (Kansas City), LS Morgan Cox (Baltimore), QB Jonathan Crompton (New England), DE Shaun Ellis (New York Jets), RB Arian Foster (Houston), OT Ramon Foster (Pittsburgh), DT Aubrayo Franklin (San Francisco), LB Omar Gaither (Philadelphia), S Deon Grant (New York Giants), CB Jabari Greer (New Orleans), LB Parys Haralson (San Francisco), RB Montario Hardesty (Cleveland), DE Justin Harrell (Green Bay), DT Albert Haynesworth (Washington), DT John Henderson (Oakland), OG Anthony Herrera (Minnesota), QB Peyton Manning (Indianapolis), LB Jerod Mayo (New England), DE Turk McBride (Detroit), OG Jacques McClendon (Indianapolis), DE Tony McDaniel (Miami), WR Robert Meachem (New Orleans), LB Marvin Mitchell (New Orleans), OT Chris Scott (Pittsburgh), WR Donte' Stallworth (Baltimore), TE Luke Stocker (Tampa Bay), CB Jonathan Wade (Cincinnati), C Scott Wells (Green Bay), DT Dan Williams (Arizona), S Gibril Wilson (Cincinnati), TE Jason Witten (Dallas), OT Eric Young (San Diego).
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M.L.B. All-Stars who played for the Memphis Chicks
1. OF Tim Raines (1979-2002).
2. P David Cone (1986-2003).
3. 1B Derek Lee (1997-present).
4. 3B Tim Wallach (1980-95).
5. P Tom Gordon (1988-2009).
Derek Dooley (Virginia '90), 6-7 after one season at Tennessee. Dooley also notched an 18-20 mark over three seasons at Louisiana Tech. His 8-5 2008 season marked a breakout year for both Louisiana Tech and its young coach, who made quite a name for himself in leading the Bulldogs to their best finish in a decade. In the course of two seasons, Dooley rebuilt a Tech program coming of its first 10-loss season into a genuine WAC contender. This is due largely to his enthusiasm and work ethic, the latter of which he learned as a longtime assistant under Alabama Coach Nick Saban. Dooley spent 2000-5 with Saban at L.S.U., serving as the team tight ends coach (2000-2), special teams coordinator and running backs coach (2003-5). Dooley also held the recruiting coordinator title in those first three seasons, helping the Tigers land most of the players responsible for their 2003 national championship. After two more seasons under Saban, then with the Miami Dolphins, Dooley was tabbed to become Louisiana Tech's 30th coach; it was his first head coaching job on any level. The Bulldogs showed a three-game improvement in WAC play in Dooley's initial season in Ruston, rebounding from a dismal 3-10 (1-7 in conference) record in 2006 to finish 5-7, 4-4 in the WAC. He comes from great coaching stock; his father, Vince, coached Georgia from 1964-88, winning 201 games and the 1980 national championship. It was only a matter of time before Dooley moved up the coaching ranks to a major B.C.S. conference program. Perhaps some were surprised that it came so soon, only three years into his first job, let alone one year after suffering his second losing campaign. Yet Dooley led U.T. to bowl play against some strong odds in 2010, which was a solid start.
Players to watch
Before anointing Tyler Bray as the next big thing, take note that he's made all of five career starts for the Volunteers, and while the sophomore impressed as the starter we need to take his results with a grain of salt. Why? Because while Memphis, Mississippi, Vanderbilt and Kentucky are solid teams — well, at least the latter trio — those teams won't provide quite the same test as an Alabama, Florida, L.S.U., Georgia or South Carolina, nationally-ranked foes Bray will face for the first time as a starter in 2011. North Carolina's defense does match up with those SEC powers, however, so Bray did face one top-notched unit as a rookie.
That's just one thing to watch; as we know, a quarterback typically needs a full season as a starter, or at least one redshirt season, to grasp the offense and the speed of the college game. As of now, Bray has five career starts and 224 attempts — in short, while he has the makings of a great college quarterback, Bray will still be learning on the job in 2011. But he does have talent, believe me: size, the arm to make every throw in the book and the confidence to attempt every throw in the book. Bray's going to be a good one, but games against Florida, Alabama and L.S.U. will really show the sophomore's mettle.
This offense will continue to rely heavily on senior running back Tauren Poole (1,034 yards, 11 touchdowns), an honorable mention all-SEC pick in 2010. Poole took full advantage of an open depth chart in the backfield last fall, shaking off the cobwebs developed over two years of little use — 171 yards rushing from 2008-9 — to become Tennessee's third 1,000-yard back in four years. The Vols know that Poole will deliver, especially when given more than 15 or 16 carries, but the offense does need a second option. That should be sophomore Rajion Neal (197 yards), who showed big-play ability in 2010.
Tennessee's three leading receivers must be replaced, which might be an issue if the Vols didn't have such a talented group of underclassmen waiting in the wings. Denarius Moore and Gerald Jones will be replaced in the starting lineup by sophomores Justin Hunter (18 receptions for 415 yards, 7 scores) and Da'Rick Rogers (11 for 167). This is exciting: both look like future stars, particularly Hunter, who set a U.T. freshman record with those seven scores while averaging a team-best 25.9 yards per catch. Junior Zach Rogers (14 for 207) will be a key backup, along with sophomore Matt Milton and true freshmen Vincent Dallas, who was on campus during the spring, and DeAnthony Arnett, a fall arrival. The biggest concern for the receiver corps is finding a consistent target on third down, a role Jones played ably a year ago.
There isn't a senior to be found along the offensive line, where the sophomores outnumber the juniors and the story remains potential tinged with inexperience. The sophomores dominate the depth chart, as noted, and this crop of linemen will continue to get better with each snap. At least three will start come September, perhaps four if U.T. opts to get James Stone and Notre Dame transfer Alex Bullard on the field at the same time. That would involve putting Bullard at center and Stone at left guard; the Vols could also play another sophomore, JerQuari Schofield, a five-game starter in 2010, at left guard.
We know that sophomores Zach Fulton and Ja'wuan James will start at right guard and tackle, respectively. James is the closest thing to an all-conference candidate up front, though Fulton, Stone and Schofield certainly have that potential. James will bookend the line with junior left tackle Dallas Thomas, so here's my best guess for how things will shake out, from left to right: Thomas, Schofield, Stone, Fulton and James. But it could also look like this: Thomas, Stone, Bullard, Fulton and James. Or this: Thomas, true freshman Marcus Jackson, Bullard, Fulton and James. You get the idea. Still, no matter the combination, this line will be better.
Tennessee kept its fingers crossed all winter and spring, hoping that safety Janzen Jackson would return to the program after taking some time away dealing with some personal issues. Well, he's back, though he's still getting back into football shape, and Jackson's return lifts Tennessee's secondary into the nation's elite. Already stout, Jackson gives the secondary an added dimension: a big-hitting, ball-hawking junior, he's one of the nation's best.
And while he's the largest, most significant piece, Jackson is not the only piece of the puzzle. There's also do-everything junior Prentiss Waggner (57 tackles, 5 interceptions), who could play safety alongside Jackson, solidifying the back end of the defense, or play cornerback, as he did a year ago. I'd think U.T. would want to keep him at cornerback, which would mean Jackson would team at safety with sophomore Brent Brewer (30 tackles).
Could defensive coordinator Justin Wilcox field a starting defense with eight defensive backs? Oh, he could. Waggner would be joined at cornerback by junior Marsalis Teague (46 tackles), senior Anthony Anderson, sophomores Eric Gordon and Art Evans and a few incoming additions, like freshman Justin Coleman and JUCO transfer Byron Moore. Teague seems like the likely starter opposite Waggner, but Gordon needs to play, and Moore comes with very solid credentials. With experience, all-conference talent and depth, this secondary should be considered one of the 10 best in the country.
Perhaps you can replace Nick Reveiz's production, but you can't replace his leadership. Or his ability to be a coach on the field at middle linebacker, setting up his teammates and making pre-snap — read? — adjustments on the fly. Don't be surprised if U.T. does go with five defensive backs more often than not, perhaps using a Jackson or Brewer in a hybrid role. That would still leave a hole in the middle, one the Vols plan to fill with senior Austin Johnson (44 tackles), a former fullback.
At first, at least. Austin Johnson might just keep the seat warm for incoming freshman A.J. Johnson, one of the top recruits in Tennessee's recent class. Senior Daryl Vereen will start on the strong side, but there's a significant hole on the weak side: Herman Lathers, a key figure in Tennessee's pass rush, is questionable for the season following shoulder surgery. Could another freshman, Christian Harris, fill his role? The thought of playing a pair of rookies in starting roles is worrisome, but if A.J. Johnson and Harris are ready, don't be surprised if they're starting at some point during the season.
Position battle(s) to watch
Defensive line New year, same problems. The defensive line again has issues with depth and a lack of size, two issues that plagued U.T. up front in 2010. Both the team's depth and size took a hit over the last two months when Montori Hughes and Rae Sykes left the program; both would have been key members of the rotation. As with the offensive line, the defensive front is paced by a crop of sophomores. Unlike on offense, however, the Vols can rely heavily upon a very good senior, Malik Jackson, the former U.S.C. transfer who took nicely to the SEC. Jackson led the team in tackles for loss (11) and sacks (5), earning second-team all-conference accolades in the process. Jackson will deliver, but the biggest piece of the defensive line puzzle is sophomore Daniel Hood, a converted offensive lineman who will get the nod alongside Jackson at nose tackle. Is Hood — up to about 290 on a biscuits-and-gravy diet — big enough to stand tall in the middle of the line? We'll know soon. But he'd better be, as Hood looks like the only option. You can pencil sophomore Jacques Smith into a starting spot at end. Who joins him in the starting lineup? It's hard to pinpoint what U.T. plans to do on the opposite side. Willie Bohannon (two sacks) seems like a leading contender, and the Vols could also move sophomore Corey Miller outside to end, I'd think. In all, however, the pass rush is a concern. As is a thin interior, both in terms of total numbers and size. The line seems a year away from being where Tennessee needs it to be. I'm a little concerned with the front seven's ability to stop the run.
Game(s) to watch
The schedule won't be easy, that's for sure. But winnable games do exist, and U.T. can't afford to lose more than one of them. That list includes Montana, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Middle Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Kentucky. Then there are the much-anticipated SEC games against Alabama, Florida and the ilk.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell Year zero, as Derek Dooley calls last season, found Tennessee scrambling to fill holes along both lines, at quarterback and elsewhere, and the team's lack of depth and experience manifested itself during U.T.'s 2-6 start. No, the light didn't automatically turn on in November: the competition took a step back, which is why the Volunteers were able to finish the regular season 4-0 and earn a bowl berth. The light's still not on, in my mind. I still think Tennessee has a tough road ahead before being mentioned in the same sentence with the SEC's best. But is this team better? There's not even a question. Is this program better today than it was on Jan. 12, 2010? No doubt about it. The Vols are better where it counts: at quarterback, the offensive line, the defensive line — though still a work in the progress — and in the secondary, and the roster continues to get stronger with each recruiting cycle. In short, U.T. is going to add one win to last year's regular season total. Is that enough to satisfy the fan base? I hope so, as 8-4 seems like a bit of a long shot with this schedule. For the Vols to make that sort of jump, Bray will need to really live up to his potential, the pass rush must improve, the holes at linebacker be filled and the kicking game remain efficient as Michael Palardy takes over full-time for Daniel Lincoln. Listen: Tennessee could have those things happen and win eight games; I just don't think that's going to happen. There are seven seniors on this roster, folks. Roughly 70 percent of the roster are freshmen and sophomores. This is not a team built for success in 2011, but one built for success in 2012 and 2013. Dooley must simply keep the boat on course in year two — or year one, as he'd call it.
Dream season Tennessee's back in the big time, well ahead of schedule. The Vols finish the regular season 10-2 and atop the SEC East division.
Nightmare season Anything less than a return to bowl play.
In case you were wondering
Where do Tennessee fans congregate? A number of options. Message board options include Vol Nation, Vol Quest, Vols to the Wall and Inside Tennessee. I know I've missed some, so help me out. For additional coverage, take a trip to Rocky Top Talk and Go Vols Xtra, the latter a blog from The Knoxville News Sentinel.
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Looks like NC State is up next…
Library is named after D.H. Hill Jr.
NC State is next.
…and still no U-Dub
Why all the mention every couple of teams about UW? Don't see people questioning placement of any other team. Having them picked above Cal doesn't seem unreasonable and I'd expect to see them in the mid 40′s before people raise an eyebrow.
Seriously, Washington is not going to be this good.
The main library at tomorrow's university is named after the son of a Civil War general famous for his quote describing the Battle of Malvern Hill.
Looks like NC State is up next…
Library is named after D.H. Hill Jr.
And for the record, the quote is: "It wasn't war – it was murder."
I think guessing "Washington" next is this year's version of "Nebraska" for every "guess the next team" clue….
I think this is high for Tennessee. I think Dooley is just a placeholder coach and they won't have a real chance at coming back until the next coach has been in place for a few years.
I can't believe you just called end-of-last-season Vanderbilt a "solid team".
Of their final four regular season opponents, only Kentucky wasn't flat out terrible, imo. And didn't Bray throw like 5 picks in that bowl game?
he had 3 picks to go with his 4 tds and 312 yards against the greatest UNC team of all time (or at least the last 30 years), which cheated off the field and on the field in this game to eek one out in double overtime…
the "where's washington" watch reminds me of something from last season in some OtheR bLog's preseAsoN griDirOn rankingS, but in thE opposite directioN — georgia was ranked Too low for uga fans' lIkiNg so thEy consistentLy popped up to comment on subsequent posts — "how can {insert team here} possibly be ranked above the bulldogs?"
Defensive line section didnt mention the 5 star JUC0 DT Tennessee picked up, Maurice Couch. He's expected to start in front of Hood. If he plays anywhere close to last years top JUCO DT, Nick Fairley, the prognosis for Tennessee's D line might be better than some are saying.
Iowa won't be this good
What we know about college football is the ending rankings are never the same as anyone's preseason rankings. There are those who fall short of their potential and always some shockingly good teams that over achieve. Tough to fill out any 1-120 list and its all a matter of opinion. Where UW falls on this list is of no consequence. I still look forward to reading the team break downs. Their order doesn't really matter does it?
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A gastronomy festival that began to be held in 1987, during the San Isidro de Carcacía festival. In recent years, it coincides with the Day of Galician Letters (May 17).
A Estrada's Cider Festival arose due to the existence of a tradition, in relation to boththe growing of apples and the making of cider. The festival was held for the first time in 2012 with the aim of bringing together all of Galicia's producers; cider makers from the entire Cantabrian coast were also present: Asturias, Zamora, Cantabria and the Basque Country.
Event with which the Municipality of Ames commemorates World Environment Day and the World Day for Cultural Environment.
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A characteristic festival beside the River Ulla, in the Agronovo Recreational Area (Vedra). A chub fishing competition is held at the same time.
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The Chaián Chub Festival reaches its 40th year in 2014 and includes the now-traditional cyprinid fishing competition, as well as a popular gastronomy festival and subsequent dance.
From 1984 to date, every first weekend in August, the Municipality of Val do Dubra pays tribute to its residents who have emigrated and its visitors.
This is a very popular festival that is well established in the Municipality of Silleda'scalendar. Every year, more than 10,000 people gather together to savour around 2,000 portions of omelette and 1,000 litres of wine free of charge. The festival began to be held in 1989, reaching its 22nd year in 2010.
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Festival featuring the promotion and tasting of ham, which is held on August 14 in the parish of Bermés (Lalín) and will reach its 16th year in 2014. Cured and roast ham is served, along with bread and wine.
Religious pilgrimage. It is held at the end of August near the village of Beca, in the parish of Bastavales. The pilgrims go to a forest where the stone figure of St. André, possibly from Castro Lupario, is venerated. During this popular pilgrimage, sardines, cornbread, boiled potatoes and wine are served.
San Caralampio is held in Melide on the second Sunday in September. This festival, also known as the Festival of the Drunks, has Bacchus reminiscences and is devoted to wine.
Lalín's feast day is held on the first Sunday after September 18th in honour of Our Lady of Sorrows. The festivities last for 5 days, since Monday and Tuesday are local holidays.
The Brión Horse Fair is a horse-riding event that is held in September in the hills of Rañalonga, normally the weekend before the "Romería de Santa Minia."
Like the 5th of every month, the Municipality of Touro holds its local market, but on this occasion it is devoted especially to the Carnival Festival. A parade featuring the traditional "Xenerais da Ulla" and carnival groups with the festival's most representative elements.
Declared a Festival of National Tourist Interest, the Stew Festival is a tribute to one of the outstanding dishes of Galician gastronomy. It is held on the Sunday before the Carnival festival and with the passing of the years, it has become one of the main gastronomy festivals in Galicia and even in the Iberian Peninsula. It began in 1968, with the objective of exalting and promoting the town of Lalín as a point of reference in the production of quality meat and excellent farm products.
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An event declared a Festival of Galician Tourist Interest that receives an important number of visitors from all over Galicia every year. This festival was one of the first "filloa" (crepe) festivals held in Galicia, being centred on an exclusively Galician product, just like other traditional products accompanying it (honey, chorizo…), although there are similar desserts in other regions and countries. In view of its age, we can determine that it originated as a genuine promotion of this characteristic Entroido (Galician Carnival) product.


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Viswanathan Anand defeated Boris Gelfand 2.5-1.5 in the rapid tiebreak on Wednesday. The Indian won the World Championship in Moscow and retained his world title for the third time. After winning the 2007 World Championship tournament in Mexico City, Anand defeated Vladimir Kramnik in 2008 and Veselin Topalov in 2010 and now emerged as the winner in Moscow as well.
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A very equal match, with two players extremely close to each other in terms of both chess strength and opening preparation, came to an end on Wednesday with a tense rapid tiebreak that was won 2.5-1.5 by Anand. In the State Tretyakov Gallery in central Moscow, hundreds of spectators had come to see the showdown – more than the playing hall could hold. "It went my way," Anand commented afterwards, admitting that a fair share of luck had been involved.
The start of the tiebreak, with Gelfand playing White
Even on this very last day Gelfand didn't really play worse than his opponent, but he needed much more time on the clock. Where Anand showed a "regular" time consumption during his classical games, in the tiebreak the hallmark of his success was his speed.
The games were played at 25 minutes and 10 seconds increment per move. After each encounter there was a 10-minute break in which the players could consult two of their seconds who were backstage. With a clock counting down visibly on stage, this schedule was strictly followed and no incidents occurred.
FIDE President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov was one of the spectators | Photo Alexey Yushenkov
It was quite a different day from all the others. The level of security was much higher this time, mostly to avoid noise and other disturbances in the playing hall. We filmed the start of game 1 and then went to the press room for a while. When we wanted to film the final part of the game, we were not allowed back into the playing hall. As it turned out, it had been announced – in Russian only – that people could only leave the hall, but not re-enter, during the games.
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Gelfand started with the white pieces in the first game, which was a very sharp fight. Anand got an advantage, but it seems that with 21...Bxg3 he miscalculated. After 22.Ra3! and especially 27.Rxb7 it was the World Champion who had to watch out. Instead of 28.Qxh6 perhaps with 28.Qd3 Gelfand could have tried for more.
Game 1 in progress, this time seen from the stage | Photo Alexey Yushenkov
In the second game Anand repeated his Rossolimo Sicilian. Probably following more home analysis he won a pawn, but Gelfand clearly had compensation with active pieces and a bishop against a knight. Later in the ending he was even playing for a win for a while, but Anand maintained his extra pawn. With much less time on the clock (basically playing on the increment at some point) Gelfand suddenly allowed his bishop to be exchanged for white's knight, and the resulting R+p vs R was a textbook win – Anand didn't even have to show it.
The third game was arguably the most dramatic, with Gelfand having excellent chances to immediately level the score. "I was lost of course," Anand admitted afterwards. Not only in the middlegame, but also in the rook ending. Just three moves before the end, Gelfand gave away the last win, again with little time on the clock.
Gelfand agrees to a draw - he missed several wins, the clearest shortly before the end | Photo Alexey Yushenkov
Gelfand had to win the last game with Black, and he actually got an advantage. Anand was "playing too much for a draw", as he said afterwards. However, Gelfand probably chose the wrong plan at some point and as soon as white's pieces became active on the kingside, Anand knew that the worst was behind him.
Here are a few quotes from Anand at the press conference:
It was incredibly tense. Right now probably the only feeling you have is relief. I think I'm even too tense to be happy but I'm really relieved.
I would say that my nerves held out better. I simply held on for dear life.
The problem with such a tight match is that every mistake has a much higher value than in a match where there are mistakes going back and forth in every game. In a match where there were so few chances for me it was really an incredibly heavy blow to lose game 7. I cannot remember such a black day. I couldn't sleep. That day I really thought I'd blown the match.
Vishy Anand | Photo Alexey Yushenkov
More comments by Anand are included in our video above.
Gelfand said:
I would say that it was an equal match, and that I was better sometimes, for example in the second game. I think I had more than enough compensation for the pawn and good chances. Probably the problem of the whole tiebreak was that I was behind on the clock for most of the time. In such a situation it is sometimes difficult to find the best move on the spot, which happened with my blunders in games 2 and 3. Also in game 4 I had the advantage but because of the same problem, I failed to convert it.
Boris Gelfand | Photo Alexey Yushenkov
On Monday Hans-Walter Schmitt, a good friend of Anand and organizer of over a dozen of strong rapid chess events in Mainz, said that "Vishy must be the favorite in the tiebreak. He won almost all of my tournaments!" And indeed, Anand, who owns an apartment in Germany right next to Schmitt and who spent his last weeks before the match preparing right there, proved that Schmitt had predicted right.
The winning team: Peter Heine Nielsen, Radek Wojtaszek, Surya Ganguly, Eric van Reem, Hans-Walter Schmitt (back), Aruna Anand, Vishy Anand, Rustam Kasimdzhanov (front) | Photo thanks to Mate in Moscow
Anand pocketed approximately US $ 1.4 million (1,13 million Euro) -- 55% of the total prize fund of USD 2.55 million. Gelfand won approximately US $ 1.15 million (92,700 Euro).
According to the latest FIDE schedule, Vishy Anand will defend his title in October-November 2013 against the winner of the next Candidates tournament, to be held in March 2013.
Match score
Well, no complaints today and congratulations to a classy World Champion!
Yes. And dont you forget it boy. Btw, Your negativity is unwelcome here. Go. Clean your room!!
Excuse me? Boy? Being negative? Boring games. Fact. What I've heard and read most people didn't like this match, including players. As for cleaning my room, my maid does that. You see, I have so many.
There is no excuse for you. Boy! You, and a sorry handful of chumps have been very negative about this match even before it started and you seemed to gain some momentum when dirty Garry voiced his irrelevant opion about who"s playing but it got you no where; just showed everyone how SHALLOW you all are. Fk off.
Eh, I've never said ANYTHING about this match before it started...So where did you get my comments? You're delusional. Oh, the name is giovlinn, not giovlin or giavlinn. Dirty Garry? You mean like in Dirty Harry. I admire Kasparov as a player but he's a lousy human being.
@giavlinn Oh, ask your maid (mother) to teach you some manners boy.
Don't let those guys drag you down to their level realitycheck!
1 year 10 months ago
Like Korchnoi's comment to Navara, 'Only for you!' and the likes of you. But officially Anand retained the WC title.
Where were you in the 90's when Anand the Great was dusting the likes of Karpov, Kasparov, Kramnik, Shirov, Topalov, off in rapid play like it was nobody's business? Did you miss the Rapid run in the 21st Century when he dusted Polgar, Ponomariov, Carlsen, Morozevich and...... man shut up already.
..."Anand the Great", looks like "Alexandre le grand" stories ...
For me there is a big difference between the Anand and "Alexandre le grand" stories. I've been an eye witness to Anands' greatness. I've only read about Alexandres' fables.
Gelfand threw games. first in classical and now in rapids.
1 year 10 months ago
Congratulations to WC Vishy Anand on retaining the title yet another time!!
Tough luck to Boris who played incredibly well and showed what a player he really is!
A great contest throughout!!!
I don't think so. What MAKES you think this was a great contest?
The first game, the classical win of Gelfand and the last game stood out for me. And in general it was probably one of the best played matches of the last decades. Repeating aversion of this match after each game is just disrespectful and dumb. Maybe you should have looked at something else if you didn't like this match.
And the winner is...Anand.
Now a REAL match for the title- Aronian versus Carlsen.
you mean that lil punk who ran away scared shitless from the qualifiers because he did not want to face matchplay? that carlsen? lol, we need more jokers like you to comment and made absolute fools out of themselves.
Carlsen had his own motives and it had nothing to do with fear. As for jokers , take a good look in the mirror.
Carlsen had his own motives and it had nothing to do with fear. As for jokers , take a good look in the mirror.
1 year 10 months ago
Carlsen had a number of good reasons not to play in the Candidates. I can virtually guarantee that cowardice was not one of them.
oh yeah, here come the carlsen worshippers. carlsen ran away so he could face an older weaker anand in 2014. he is nothing but a scared piece of poop.
What makes you think he could qualify to face Anand in 2013 ? It is a 8 player double round robin tournament. LEts see if he qualifies..
1 year 10 months ago
Aronian failed to qualify for the WC match and Carlsen simply realised that he was not strong enough to take on the WC. What makes you think that they will produce a better match?
One of the problems with that statement is that Carlsen didn't have a problem with Fide cycles before and that he did play one in Libya, of all places.
You know, the country ruled by dictator Khadaffi and the event were Israeli players were not allowed to participate.
Well, we all know Norways' postion toward Jews, and other ethnic groups trying to seek a better life in that country. Carlsen is not the only young man in Norway making world news headlines.
Uff. Lately you sound a bit fractious RC. Nothing wrong with Norway but Carlsens withdrawal from Fide had clearly nothing to do with a heroic stand or something like that. Just a matter of self interest. His earlier dealings with Fide and f.e. his cheating attempts make self interest a far more likely explanation than ethical reasons.
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