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Posted: Monday - Nov. 23, 2009
Walk-on warriors Vols get big-time production from unrecruited players
KNOXVILLE -- Lane Kiffin acknowledges and appreciates everything that current and former walk-ons have given his University of Tennessee football program.
Posted: Monday - Nov. 23, 2009
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Alabama turns its focus to Auburn
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Alabama senior cornerback Javier Arenas never really cared for the Crimson Tide’s rivalry with Auburn.
Posted: Monday - Nov. 23, 2009
Wiedmer: Chism again proves to be the Vols' MVP
On those rare occasions that University of Tennessee sports fans turn their attention from football coach Lane Kiffin to their men's basketball program, their discussions usually revolve around three individuals: Bruce Pearl, Tyler Smith and Scotty Hopson.
Posted: Monday - Nov. 23, 2009
Posted: Monday - Nov. 23, 2009
Babb lifts Boyd-Buchanan to playoff victory
Maybe his stars were aligned or perhaps he paid more attention to scouting reports or practice.
Posted: Monday - Nov. 23, 2009
Mocs caught in Richmond's web
Mocs starting point guard Keegan Bell did not score until less than four minutes remained.
Posted: Monday - Nov. 23, 2009
Georgia at bottom of bowls
Look at the anchovies falling from the sky.
Posted: Monday - Nov. 23, 2009
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Mocs gaining respect
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team's season ended Saturday with a 45-0 loss at second-ranked Alabama.
Posted: Monday - Nov. 23, 2009
Smith lifts Vols to win
ST. THOMAS, Virgin Islands -- Tennessee's reputation has been built on high-flying offense, but the 10th-ranked Vols flexed some defensive muscle Sunday night in the semifinals of the Paradise Jam.
Posted: Monday - Nov. 23, 2009
Gossett blog: Red Bank's playoff loss a big shock
Like most of those in Chattanooga who keep up with prep football, I thought it was all but foregone conclusion that there would be three Chattanooga area teams alive and playing toward Cookeville's first foray into the state championship-hosting business.
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College Sports

Vols set for bowl
KNOXVILLE -- Few things have been easy for Tennessee's fifth-year-senior class.
Coleman ready to roll
Two Vols booted
Mocs aim higher now

Preps Sports

Bucs halt Cascade
Boyd-Buchanan coach Grant Reynolds said during the week that staying on the positive side in turnovers would be paramount ...
Calhoun has special win
Christopher hits his stride
Prep football game of the week

Golf

List in Q-school final stage
Former Baylor School standout Luke List from Ringgold advanced to the final stage of PGA Tour Qualifying school Saturday ...
List, Mitchell in Q-school second stage
Hoglund to play golf for Lobos
Gilliland joins PGA board

Outdoors

Two-wheel paths
Knoxville residents and adventure writers Elle Colquitt and Jon Livengood have just self-published a book on mountain biking trails ...
Big fish
Charlotte Harbor’s web
Big fish

Nascar

Young: Johnson should be home-free at Homestead
NASCAR wants you to believe the Sprint Cup title isn’t a slam dunk for Jimmie Johnson as the series ...
Young: Look for fewer Cup drivers in Nationwide
Young: NASCAR drivers ready to welcome Patrick
Window World sponsors Andretti
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