If you read only one thing about the Vols today . . .

. . . make it this, from Grant Ramey:

Lots of awesome video in this one.

Other Vols stuff worth reading today

  1. Tennessee QB commit Brian Maurer recruiting for Vols at top prospects event, via KnoxNews
  2. Tucker names Top 5, narrows focus as junior season looms, via VolQuest
  3. Second-Year Surge: Tennessee OL Riley Locklear, via 247Sports
  4. Munoz family among Ohio’s elite, via KnoxNews
  5. Tennessee Vols Athletics: Vols still producing draft talent at high level according to ESPN ranking, via 247Sports

Behind the paywalls

  • Update on JJ…., via VolQuest
  • Tennessee Vols football recruiting: Elite OL Mitchell Mayes enjoys ‘everything about’ Vols on visit, via 247Sports
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HT
HT
6 years ago

I enjoyed Ramey’s list and re-living some past glories. One thing I had never noticed before though, about Shaun Ellis’s INT at Auburn: why is it listed as a 90-yard return? If you watch the embedded video, it is pretty obvious he catches the ball at the 14-yard-line. Did they use the line of scrimmage for it? (If so, I didn’t know returns were calculated that way.) Even if they did it that way, the line of scrimmage was clearly outside the 10-yard-line so it should have been 89 yards at most. Anyone know anything about this?

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Joel Hollingsworth
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Joel Hollingsworth
6 years ago
Reply to  HT

I don’t know the real answer, so I’m just going to make a joke and say that it’s calculated in defensive lineman yards. It’s like dog years; every yard just seems a lot further. 🙂

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HT
HT
6 years ago
Reply to  Joel Hollingsworth

LOL, if that’s the reasoning, I’m fine with it. I just need some kind of explanation.

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