Submitted by Mark Nagi on November 24, 2009 - 2:27pm
The year was 1984. "Who's The Boss" debuted on ABC. Prince's "Purple Rain" is released, and Carl Lewis wins four gold medals in track and & field at the Summer Olympics.
And Kentucky's football team beat Tennessee's football team.
Since then, Tony Danza stopped cleaning houses in Connecticut, Prince changed his name to a symbol and then back to Prince, and Carl Lewis had a memorbale turn singing the National Anthem before an NBA game.
Submitted by Mark Nagi on February 13, 2010 - 6:53pm
I was there... on February 7th, 2006.
Bruce Pearl's Vols were on their way to a 22-8 record, and a first place finish in the SEC's Eastern Division, something that has become a common occurrence now.
But back then, Tennessee fans were still in a state of bliss. A team which had spent four mediocre years under Buzz Peterson, was suddenly in the national rankings.
Submitted by Mark Nagi on February 27, 2010 - 6:27pm
Thousands of Kentucky fans desended on Knoxville, expecting their 44th SEC championship.
They made the drive back up I-75 in a foul mood.
On Saturday the Tennessee Volunteers proved that while they might not be one of the top 5 teams in the nation, they certainly are one of the top 5 teams when it comes to entertainment value, and the ability to live up to the occasion.
