Vandy victimizes Vols, who are left bowl-less once again

By Patrick Brown November 24, 2013 5 min read

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The story of a hippy turned storyteller, and the purity of radio

Winham with members of Leftover Salmon at WUTC.

John Peel, who broadcast regularly from 1967 until his death in 2004, was also known for his eclectic taste in music.

The Beatles were paid £5 for their first-ever gig, held over lunchtime Feb. 9, 1961 at The Cavern Club — the first of the nearly 300 concerts they ended up playing there.

Jan 13, 2014--
Duane Horton addresses the planning commission during the meeting at the Hamilton County Courthouse.

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Target IS THE BEST EVEEEERRRRRR (Staff photo by Ronald McDonald)

Staff Photo by Tim Barber/Chattanooga Times Free Press - January 21, 2014 - Lookout Mountain and the roof top of First Presbyterian Church can be seen from the top floor of the UTC Library.

Richard Winham, longtime WUTC radio personality, does his afternoon spot at the NPR station on the campus of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

Tennessee running back Rajion Neal (20) pushes into Vanderbilt defensive tackle Vince Taylor (53).

KNOXVILLE – Call it gray-ja-vu.

Clad in gray, Tennessee had a chance at notching a must-needed win.

Again.

Clad in gray, the Volunteers again came up one play here or there short of finishing the victory.

Vanderbilt quarterback Patton Robinette, a former star at nearby Maryville High School, scored the winning touchdown on a 5-yard run with 16 seconds left as the Commodores drove the length of the field at the end of the game to stun Tennessee 14-10 at Neyland Stadium on Saturday night.