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Posted: Sunday - Jan. 18, 2009
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Coach ‘impressed’ in visits with Mocs
Russ Huesman still doesn’t know a whole lot about what kind of players he has on his University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team. But the Mocs’ new coach is getting to know them as people and said he likes what he’s seen and heard so far.
Posted: Sunday - Jan. 11, 2009
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Mocs’ new weight room about more than muscle
When B.J. Taylor made his official visit to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga last January, the defensive tackle wasn’t impressed by the Mocs’ weight room in McKenzie Arena. The weight room was on the campus tour all recruits take, but it was by no means one of the highlights.
Posted: Sunday - Jan. 11, 2009
Chattem facility is UTC recruiting tool
Keegan Bell had the likes of Oregon, Notre Dame and Oklahoma State recruiting him after he decided to leave Vanderbilt.
Posted: Sunday - Jan. 4, 2009
Sutherland set to join Mocs, start classes
Russ Huesman received his first commitment Saturday when Brian Sutherland told the new University of Tenenssee at Chattanooga football coach that he was transferring to play for the Mocs.
Posted: Sunday - Dec. 21, 2008
Ex-Moc Huesman has UTC interview
A little before midnight Friday, Richmond defensive coordinator Russ Huesman was still on the field at Finley Stadium being congratulated after winning a national championship. By 8 Saturday morning, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga graduate was interviewing for the Mocs’ coaching job.
Posted: Sunday - Dec. 14, 2008
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Ball interviews for Mocs job
University of Georgia running backs coach Tony Ball has interviewed for the head coaching job at his alma mater.
Posted: Sunday - Dec. 7, 2008
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UK’s Sanders talks with Hart
University of Kentucky quarterbacks coach and recruiting coordinator Randy Sanders said he has talked with University of Tennessee at Chattanooga athletic director Rick Hart about the Mocs’ vacant football coaching position.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 23, 2008
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Mocs’ Allison era ends with a defeat
The Rodney Allison era ended Saturday the same way it began six years ago, with a loss to Samford at Finley Stadium.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 23, 2008
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Evans leads efficient Samford offense
Almost regardless of the question, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team hasn’t had the answer this season. That was again the case Saturday as Samford moved the ball effectively with its usual deliberation and efficiency, with a couple of big plays thrown in, and easily beat the Mocs 30-7.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 23, 2008
Wynn breaks fibula in his final game
Injured University of Tennessee at Chattanooga running back Bryan Fitzgerald helped carry primary tailback Erroll Wynn into the locker room during the second quarter.
Posted: Friday - Nov. 21, 2008
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University of Tennessee at Chattanooga seniors hoping to end with a win
William Giles and Mitchell Meadows arrived on campus five years ago. Brent Hayes and Joseph Pitman joined them a year later. Since then, the four have been practically inseparable.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 16, 2008
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Roberts return lifts Citadel over UTC
CHARLESTON, S.C. — In the middle of what looked like a monsoon Saturday at Johnson Hagood Stadium, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga was 120 seconds away from finding a ray of sunshine in an otherwise dismal football season.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 16, 2008
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No moral victories for Mocs
CHARLESTON, S.C. — After so many blowout losses this season, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga players said they were thrilled to finally be in a ballgame late in the fourth quarter. But following Saturday’s 24-21 loss at The Citadel, they said the Mocs’ ninth- traight defeat was by no means a moral victory because it was close.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 16, 2008
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Special teams pivotal for both teams
CHARLESTON, S.C. — Big plays on special teams put the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in a position to win Saturday. One really big play on special teams put The Citadel over the top as Andre Roberts’ 43-yard punt return for a touchdown with 1:46 to play in the game was the difference in the Bulldogs’ 24-21 win.
Posted: Friday - Nov. 14, 2008
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Chattanooga Mocs hit road one last time
Road trips are a big part of the college experience, as was demonstrated so well by Eric Stratton, rush chairman, and the gang in “Animal House.” When football teams hit the road, the experience may be less wild but no less memorable.
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