At Nashville, Tennessee:
After kicking a 39-yard field goal to force overtime, Casey Barth kicked the game winner from 23 yards out in the second overtime period as North Carolina (8-5) defeated Tennessee (6-7) in Thursday's Music City Bowl.
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Showing posts with label Tennessee Volunteers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tennessee Volunteers. Show all posts
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Here's Something To Make 100,000-Plus Fans Shut Up
At Knoxville, Tennessee:
Running back LaMichael James, back from a one-game suspension, ran for 134 yards (72 on a touchdown run) while Cliff Harris ran back an interception 76 yards for another score as the #7-ranked (AP) Oregon Ducks (2-0) overcame a ten-point deficit by scoring 45 unanswered points as they bludgeoned Tennessee (1-1) 48-13 on the road Saturday night in front of 102,035 fans.
Running back LaMichael James, back from a one-game suspension, ran for 134 yards (72 on a touchdown run) while Cliff Harris ran back an interception 76 yards for another score as the #7-ranked (AP) Oregon Ducks (2-0) overcame a ten-point deficit by scoring 45 unanswered points as they bludgeoned Tennessee (1-1) 48-13 on the road Saturday night in front of 102,035 fans.
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Lane Change
Maybe all this might not have happened had the Seattle Seahawks not sacked the son of Mr. "Don't talk to me about PLAYOFFS?!"
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Hokies Down Vols In Atlanta
At Atlanta:
Ryan Williams, who ran for 117 yards two touchdowns Thursday night, set a new Virginia Tech single-season rushing record with 1655 yards and Atlantic Coast Conference records with 21 rushing and 22 total touchdowns, as the Hokies (10-3) defeated Tennessee (7-6) 37-14 in the Chick-fil-A Bowl.
Ryan Williams, who ran for 117 yards two touchdowns Thursday night, set a new Virginia Tech single-season rushing record with 1655 yards and Atlantic Coast Conference records with 21 rushing and 22 total touchdowns, as the Hokies (10-3) defeated Tennessee (7-6) 37-14 in the Chick-fil-A Bowl.
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