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by Spencer Hall • Jun 23, 2010 3:43 PM EDT
Forget? Tennessee fans don't, and won't so long as the memory of being jilted by a coach after one year burns in their memory. Some resort to litigation in times of trouble; others simply allow the past to be the past, and insist on moving on into the future.
The tribespeople of the SEC deal with lingering bitterness in their own way: by renting billboards to express their feelings.
The $5,600 needed to rent the billboards for a month in LA is a steep price, but the site putting this together says they've already raised $1,300 dollars of the total needed, leaving them only a roughly a day of Kiffin's conservatively estimated salary (~$2 million) short of the total needed. Considering Kiffin's "any publicity is good publicity" policy, he'll likely be happy to chip in the rest.
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[long-suffering sigh]
DISAVOW.
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I will give my shirt for Tennessee today.
by Holly Anderson on Jun 23, 2010 3:45 PM EDT reply actions
The Vols just need to change their fight song from Rocky Top to Carolina Liar’s I’m Not Over."
by SWRT on Jun 23, 2010 3:50 PM EDT reply actions
All it takes is one rich fan
to paint an entire fanbase as still obsessed.
by David Hooper on Jun 23, 2010 4:14 PM EDT reply actions
this will only be cool if they use exactly the same billboard as The Room and make some Scotchka reference
by Alabama ManDance on Jun 23, 2010 5:14 PM EDT reply actions
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