"Offense Sells Tickets, Defense Wins Games, & Rebounding Wins Championships!!!
Last night the Tennessee ladies again showed this to be true with their back to back and 8th National Championship.
Go Vols.
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"Offense Sells Tickets, Defense Wins Games, & Rebounding Wins Championships!!!
Last night the Tennessee ladies again showed this to be true with their back to back and 8th National Championship.
Go Vols.
A thread I posted on the Golf Board about De Vicenzo brought up the question who else has signed their scorecard incorrectly. One needs a correct "John Henry" on their CORRECT scorecard or days of work can be for naught. As we will see there are thousands of scorekeepers from your partner to a television viewer however ultimately it is ones own responsibility.
Now De Vicenzo was a biggie cause it was for a Masters WIN however here are some others.
I KNOW there were others including another with Nick Faldo in the 1994 Australasian Tour cause he followed a European tour rule. What DQ for scorecards do you know? Please share.
The Lady Vols are again in the Elite 8 and looking for their 17th final four appearance in spite of a lethargic beginning to their sweet 16 game against Notre Dame. Next up is the Texas A&M Aggies who are looking for their first final four appearance. So the question is how far past the Elite 8 will this years Lady Vols advance. I am very interested in all opinions especially those from all the #1 seeds are in still in play fans/followers of the other Women Elite 8 teams.
The Lady Vols will: any comment welcome
For those not sure the other Elite 8 games are LSU vs North Carolina, Rutgers vs Connecticut, Stanford vs Maryland,
Herb Rich, a three-sport star at Vanderbilt and defensive captain of the New York Giants when they won the NFL title in 1956. A running back for the 1948 Vanderbilt team that went 8-2-1, Rich shifted to safety as a pro. A sixth-round draft pick by the Baltimore Colts, he logged seven seasons with Baltimore, the Los Angeles Rams and the New York Giants. His 23-yard average on punt returns for the 1950 Colts stands as an NFL record.
Rich went to Vanderbilt Law School while a NFL pro and has been practicing law since football retirement in Nashville. Rich was also an avid tennis player and even in his 70's was known to still be able to run backwards on the golf course after hitting a long one at his country club. Rich had a fall at home about 3 weeks ago and death was due to complications.
Rich continued to support Vanderbilt and their athletics long after his graduation and was proud of his Vanderbilt friends of over 50 years. His most enduring legacy will be the many lives he touched. Rich was always a gentleman and a role model for future athletes and students of Vanderbilt.
Condolences to his wife Carla, 3 children, multi friends and clients and to the whole Vanderbilt community.
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