Found February 24, 2008 on
The Sports Point:
At halftime of last night's Tennessee-Memphis thriller, Vols coach Bruce Pearl did his closest Joe Willie impersonation on reporter Erin Andrews. You got to give Pearl credit for seeing his opportunity and jumping all over it....literally.
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February 24, 2008
In what was a very good game tonight, #2 Tennessee beat #1 Memphis on the road tonight in a close 66-62 game. Chris Lofton played pretty bad the whole night going 2-11 from the floor but he hit 2 field goals with 2 seconds to go to put the game away.
Bruce Pearl being the go getter that he is, took the opportunity of being on the big stage to feel up Erin Andrews. I can't...
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February 24, 2008
After the Tennessee Volunteers upset the top ranked Memphis Tigers last night, ESPN reporter (and hotty) Erin Andrews grabs coach Bruce Pearl for a post-game interview - well Pearl did some of his own grabbing. I haven't felt this awkward since the drunk / horny Joe Namath episode from a few years back.
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February 25, 2008
The Vol's senior guard Jordan Howell can play the piano and sing...and is feeling sexy enough to tackle the mighty Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On" like only a white kid from Alabama doing what sounds like a cover of Ben Folds Five covering Marvin Gaye can.
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February 23, 2008
In what was by far the game of the day - maybe the year, the #2 ranked Tennessee Volunteers came to Memphis and took out the top ranked Tigers 66-62.
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February 25, 2008
Memphis fell short of an undefeated college basketball season on Saturday. The Patriots couldn't complete the perfect NFL season in the Super Bowl. Which accomplishment would have been more impressive?
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February 25, 2008
After Saturdays night game between then #1 ranked Memphis Tigers and #2 Tennessee Volunteers there was no shock when the College Basketball Poll's were released today. With the 66-62 victory, the Volunteers are now the number 1 ranked team in the nation - they received all 31 first-place votes.
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