Took a cruise down the river to see the VOLS...

[Dante04SRT]

We dropped in by our house today and cruised up the Tennessee River to see Neyland Stadium today. We listened to the game on the radio and it was pretty neat to hear the crowd inside. We have the "Vol Navy" here and there were probably about 100+ boats docked side by side (in a few rows), either watching the game live, or from their TVs boatside.

Pretty cool - Even though we didn't SEE the game. Vols beat UAB 35-3... GO VOLS!

 

[Cptkid570]

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Dante - that is awesome! I live in Tampa and wish that the stadium that the Bucs or USF Bulls play in was on the water.

 

[briguy2817]

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Damn, that is sweet, the only thing in my rivers, besides the bodies, are oil refineries, chemical plants and electric plants.

I think I need to move.

Brian

 

[SnappingTurtle]

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Damn, that is sweet, the only thing in my rivers, besides the bodies, are oil refineries, chemical plants and electric plants.

I think I need to move.

Brian

I hear that!

He even has sun!

I went out on Sunday, and wore my thermal underwear.

 

[briguy2817]

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When it get's that cold, it's almost no fun to be out there, almost.

Brian

 

[NSBCraig]

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Looks like a great time.

 

[NelsonQ]

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That would be pretty cool. You can listen to the game and hear the roar of the crowd on a beautiful day on the water.

Time to move South.

 

[mikeneal]

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Cool feature for sure. That might be only cool feature of that stadium though.

Just playing, well 1/2 playing anyhow (I am a UF grad).

 

[Rowroy]

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Maybe there's a good QB in one of those boats.

September 29, 2008, Knoxville, Tennessee: Police are investigating an early Sunday morning vandalism incident in the Blount County subdivision where University of Tennessee Coach Phil Fulmer resides. The police report states the vandalism incident consisted of nearly two dozen eggs being thrown at the Fulmer residence and other nearby homes. In addition to the eggs being thrown at the homes, two discarded egg cartons were found in the yard of Fulmer.

Anonymous sources close to the University of Tennessee Athletic Department have confirmed that starting quarterback Jonathan Crompton has been named a ?person of interest? by the Knoxville Police Department since the majority of the eggs struck houses on either side of the Fulmer residence while only five hit the Fulmer residence itself.