Tide vs. Vols is always tense
By Michael Casagrande
Special Ledger-Enquirer
TUSCALOOSA, Alabama, from the first half of the season, the Tennessee 2010 football team do the program list probably better.
2-4, The Vols have yet to claim a win sec
Derek Dooley recovery project can still turn a corner and provide Tennessee with something to remember this autumn. A victory over Alabama tonight at Neyland Stadium would do the trick.
No, this rivalry not going anywhere, even if forced to play back Loopy calendar for the fourth Sunday in October.Anytime the Crimson meets Orange - regardless of records or impulse: tension rises.
Being that the overwhelming favorite of visiting not seems to have removed any edge of the tide of 8 non. who enter 6–1, 3–1 in the SEC.
The handful of Alabama players with Tennessee ties have even more online tonight.
Marquis maze, Wide receiver committed with the volunteers before Nick Saban blew in Tuscaloosa and changed everything for the product in Birmingham. The reigning SEC week special teams player live with no regrets his change of opinion.
"" Yes, I feel quite well,"said.""Cannot quejarse.He won a national championship."
Incoming from Alabama Barrett Jones and Dont' Hightower grew in the State of volunteering and hear much from both sides of the importance in this game.Jones is from Memphis and is a product of a family of Crimson Tide.His father, Rex, played basketball in Tuscaloosa, but Hightower comes from Lewisburg, halfway between Nashville and the State of Alabama in half of the State line.
Even so, he not chop to run through the "T."
"I never had much interest in going to the University of Tennessee," said Hightower."They were trying to recruit me at linebacker, but at the time I was trying to play some offense.""They told me could play offense, but Tennessee type of was known to say that you could come here to play this position, but once there, you are stuck there."
Most of the players of Alabama echoed "throw the record" Saban statement when it comes to rivalry games.
Look no further than last season.
Tennessee was not set the world on a midway fire through times of Lane Kiffin brief, but the Vols came at Bryant-Denny Stadium and held the tide without a touchdown and became an armpit Terrence Cody far from knocking out plan of Alabama National Championship course in a tide 12-10 win.
A year earlier, the tide pronounced a 29-9 in which left an impression on the then-rookie defensive end Marcell Dareus Neyland Stadium beatings.
"" I can remember is so high that I could speak with the person next to me,"said.""I had to get right to Rolando (McClain) hear what I hear the obra.Es so fuerte.Los fans are abrumadoras.Tienen some large as fans we have large ventiladores.Hombre, dan, that are pretty crazy campo.Es and a real good environment to go to jugar.Me like when fans Act asÃ.Es more fun for me".
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