Showing posts with label Tennessee Week. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tennessee Week. Show all posts

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Tennessee Week: Day 3: More Videos

Found a few videos stached on the hard drive from the 2002 and 2005 games.  Thought I would share them.

Oh, and yes I realize I am posting "Day 3" on Thursday instead of of Tuesday - but working 15 hour days doesn't leave much time for blog updates!

2002:

http://www.mediafire.com/?yjzdx2wl5ty

2005:

Buddy's Video
http://www.mediafire.com/?tmmd3yrimwx

Crimson Tradition Video:
http://www.mediafire.com/?doytqqdnznf

Monday, October 19, 2009

Tennessee Week: Day 2 - The Victories

Going into this weekend, Tennessee has a 5-4 record against Alabama this decade in the head to head match ups.  Alabama has won the last two in a row.  Here are some highlights from the four Crimson Tide Victories

2002:  34-14




Tennessee had a 7 game winning streak over Alabama heading into that game.  It was the longest winning streak in the series for Tennessee.  But it all ended thanks to a great defense and a high powered option based offense.  The highlight of the game was the 66 yard fumble recovery by Gerald "Smoke" Dixon (though some of us know him as "Pop Tart") on a failed backwards UT pass. 

2005:  6-3



It wasn't the greatest of offensive performances, but Alabama did what it had to do with some turnovers and a great defense, and of course, with "Rocky Stop." 

2007: 41-17



John Parker Wilson has his best statistical day at quarterback for Alabama in this 41-17 win.  Alabama had five players suspended in the game for textbook violations, which is something we are still fighting today.

 2008:  29-9



Dominating victory.  Bama played well in all facets of the game and totally just mopped the floor with Tennessee last season.

*For better highlight videos from the 2007 and 2008 seasons, go to Roll With The Tide.

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Tennessee Week: Day 1 - General Thoughts

Day 1 of Tennessee Week begins today.  We've had a night to sleep off the South Carolina win, now its on to Tennessee.  This man right here epitomizes ALL of the Alabama nation's views about Tennessee:






Couldn't have said it any better myself