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• milehighsalute said September 01, 2008

  Just got back and logged in - great to read about the game from the fans!

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• echinsuocha1 said September 01, 2008

  These guys really need to get their act together......Anyone else say OVERRATED?

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  • TheTruth replied September 03, 2008

    I hope you're talking about Tennessee, because I still don't think UCLA is good either. Who throws 4 INT's and still wins?
• UgaVIHairyDawg said September 01, 2008

  UCLA's QB had 4, count 'em, FOUR interceptions!!! Yet he still played much better than UT's Crompton. Crompton has absolutely ZERO control of where the ball is going when it leaves his hand. He over-threw/under-threw numerous recievers. 19/42, 0 TD's. not so great from a jr. this is EXACTLY how UT played all of last season. they had way too many lucky breaks. made it to the SEC championship game with 3 losses. they ended up 9-4, could've easily been 6-6
  **I'm elated by this UT loss cause Georgia needs as much help as it can get out of the SEC East this year

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• FIVERINGS said September 02, 2008

  UCLA's QB got it going when it counted most.......in the second half. Put up his numbers for the second half and let's compare. I think the Vols need to stop scheduling openers in California. This is the second year in a row it's going to cost them bigtime.

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• Phillyogre said September 02, 2008

  Be that as it may --- who won ???

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• SECForever said September 02, 2008

  Take shots at Tennessee. They deserve it, and more to the point, their head coach is the Devil. They're the only SEC team I hate enough to wish a loss against a Pac-10 team on, but that's only because I want to see Fulmer go 0-12 and end up on ESPN as a washed-up barely coherent trout-mouthed analyst.

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• SECForever said September 02, 2008

  For the record, I disagree with your conclusions about the worst display of offensive ineptitude ever. Did you even see ONE Notre Dame game last year? That was ALMOST bad enough for me to lose my love of the game of football. Thankfully, I watched the SEC pound the crap out of some hapless opponent from another so-called "BCS Conference", and my faith was restored.

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