http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgSCm_9Gu-M

 Hope this gets everyone a little pumped/amuzed at this leading up to the opener.

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Apparently Lane felt his boys needed some more quality pub, so the UT vols gathered for some pretty cute pictures recently. One can only hope they never live these photos down in the future. Nothing says tough more than collectively going shirtless, holding chains, and posing around an orange Ferrari. It's as if they are putting out the cover for an eighties dance album. Kiffin can keep insisting that any attention is good attention, but i am only seeing one "type" of player getting excited about the UT program after those pics come out. Keep up the good work Volunteers!

http://www.volunteertv.com/video/?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=3998498

Ian Rappaport Posted: "When Alabama President Robert Witt and AD Mal Moore discussed the NCAA's ruling on textbook violations, they left the door open for an appeal.

The penalties for widespread violations of textbook disbursement policy were these: Three years probation, 21 vacated wins, and a fine.

Moore said, "We will carefully consider our options regarding an appeal, as we feel that we owe that to our current and former student-athletes and to our alumni and fans."

And you guys seemed to like the idea.

Now, Alabama officials are putting together a release to announce that they are planning to challenge some or all of the rulings. They are planning to appeal, but it's not clear specifically which penalties."

http://blog.al.com/rapsheet/2009/06/alabama_to_appeal_ncaa_verdict.html

"Phil Savage was named Monday as the new radio color analyst for Alabama football.

Savage will join Eli Gold (play-by-play) and Barry Krauss (sideline) on the Crimson Tide Sports Network this fall, which reaches more than 50 stations in Alabama and around the"

Im gonna miss the Snake, but this guy is not so bad. Good luck, and here's to many broadcasts of winning games.

http://blog.al.com/press-register-sports/2009/06/phil_savage_joins_alabama_foot.html