[Lunardi's bracket impact: Tennessee stays alive for a No. 1 seed with a huge win in Tuscaloosa, but Arizona did the Vols no favors by thumping Oregon to remain ahead and keep the spot on the top line. The Vols -- and anyone else chasing Arizona -- will need the Wildcats to lose at some point to move up. Alabama, meanwhile sits solidly as a 4-seed (No. 14 overall) but has slipped behind Kentucky (No. 13) on the seed list.]

According to ESPN: Lunardi's bracket impact: Tennessee stays alive for a No. 1 seed with a huge win in Tuscaloosa, but Arizona did the Vols no favors by thumping Oregon to remain ahead and keep the spot on the top line. The Vols -- and anyone else chasing Arizona -- will need the Wildcats to lose at some point to move up. Alabama, meanwhile sits solidly as a 4-seed (No. 14 overall) but has slipped behind Kentucky (No. 13) on the seed list.

That second angle is better. The TV coverage was showing UT fans and missed the first part of it.

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I have several thoughts.

First, after recent events, arena security was probably being wise.

However, Alabama fans storming the field or arena after a victory over anyone is kind of sad. For them.

Finally, that's funny as shi!t.

To me, it seemed like a whole lot more because I agonized (and yelled at the TV) over every one. 

Saban, DeBoer, Milroe, Justin Thomas. Hope they all enjoyed the game.

Here is the "like" button: 

Sing it brother. 

The offense was off but the defense won the game.

Why aren't they playing Dixieland Delight?      

I don't get it. A song about the state of Tennessee sung by University of Alabama fans?

Is it just because the group Alabama put the song on their album? It still doesn't make sense. It was written by a Tennessee native while driving through Tennessee.

How did this ridiculous tradition get started?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixieland_Delight

They are most likely in the tournament now.

That's good because I don't think that Sunday's game is going to help.

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Keep it going. 

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Hopefully this motivates the kayuts to get their shizzle together and beat bammer on Saturday.

This might help.  https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/sec-suspends-alabama-s-mohamed-wague-for-elbow-thrown-at-florida-s-alex-condon/ar-BB1iJzj1?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=4b375b9652a84b7f917f3dab8dd7f291&ei=26

ETSU had one hit. 

Fortunately, we got it together in the second half.

I was expecting us to blow them out.

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I didn't know we had a team, even intramural.

I didn't know that they had a team.

And DOWN go the tiglets.   

Two beatings of Vandy on one weekend.   

The video is about 5 seconds behind the gamecast. The gamecast told it was 3-1 before the video feed.

I guess stealing doesn't pay. At least, it doesn't in real time.

Not shown: Her bowling ball-sized testicles dragging the floor (and I mean that in a good way ).

 

Really? It looks like garbage on my end. But it's better than nothing.

It's a good picture here. And I'm stealing it. 

https://m.twitch.tv/yousmelllikebiscuits

Sweet. Thank you BDV. We all go to jail together. 

And I don't know why it's called  SmellLikeBiscuits. And I don't care.

Pirated what?

I'm stuck following the gamecast that just posts the action but doesn't show it.

The Vols are now in 2nd place in the SEC. But things get a lot tougher.  The minimum best would be to finish in the top four.

It's good to maintain order. 

I just hate that we're in this tourney at least every other year, and it's only on PPV. These are usually the only meaningful OOC games we play until the postseason, and no one can watch them.

All you have to do is sign up for FloBall or BallFlo or FloBaseBall, whatever it's called. It only costs $29.99 a month or $12.50 a month if you subscribe for a full year.

Whatever it is, I'm not buying it. Pun intended. I fear that the future of sports is pay per view, or pay per event.

The Iowa women's basketball game last night where Clark set the scoring record was on Peacock. I don't subscribe to Peacock and I don't intend to do so. And it's ridiculous that such an event was on Peacock. What if Hank Aaron's record breaking home run was on Peacock? Hell, cable didn't really exist back then. That game was on over the air TV. I think that sports TV is going to get even more expensive.