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Greeson: High times for high-ranked Vols, fans

Tennessee Athletics photo by Andrew Ferguson / Tennessee football coach Josh Heupel, shown celebrating after the 38-33 home win over Florida on Sept. 24, will take the Volunteers to LSU this weekend for their first game in Baton Rouge since 2010.
Tennessee Athletics photo by Andrew Ferguson / Tennessee football coach Josh Heupel, shown celebrating after the 38-33 home win over Florida on Sept. 24, will take the Volunteers to LSU this weekend for their first game in Baton Rouge since 2010. Tennessee Athletics photo by Andrew Ferguson / Tennessee football coach Josh Heupel, shown celebrating after the 38-33 home win over Florida on Sept. 24, will take the Volunteers to LSU this weekend for their first game in Baton Rouge since 2010.

There are special times in sports when everything clicks.

It can happen when your best player is also your hardest worker.

It can happen when you get healthy and stay healthy and progress beyond the expectations of others.

It can happen when the confidence meets talent and the inertia works two-fold in all the right directions.

And when it happens for your college football team, it’s magical.