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- Freshman guard Jordan McRae has been suspended indefinitely for a violation of team rules. According to highly trusted team source Andrew Anonymous, "Jordan was sharing some thoughts with a fellow teammate, but he was doing so in a manner that was arguably more confrontational and of a higher decibel level than is normally customary during team functions." On the bright side, we were -- in my estimation -- probably going a little bit too deep into the rotation anyway. And even if you disagree with that, who doesn't want to see swiperboy pick up some extra minutes?
- Jim Calhoun indicated that his club's win over Tennessee was far and away their best team effort. Two ways to interpret that: (1) his team played really well, or (2) his team won even though the guy that normally scores 30 points only scored 15. Sorry to be a Debbie Downer yall, but I'm going with the latter.
- If the Vols lose to LSU I will walk directly to the utensil drawer and look for a fork so that I can then jab myself directly in the eye with it. I haven't decided what I'll do if we lose to Auburn. Maybe I'll seek out a Knoxville sportswriter who apparently never learned that paragraphs are allowed to be longer than a single sentence...and I'll force myself to read everything he has written over the last year. Too torturous? Cruel and unusual?
- Though I used to keep up with recruiting, I have started, over the last year or two, to actively dislike it. Or, rather, to actively dislike following it. I find it easier to just wait to NSD and then see how we did. That being said...we picked up another safety out of Georgia. Geraldo Orta. Rivals has him as a 3-star. ESPN has him as a 4-star. He chose us over Clemson. Which is reasonable, since their coach is named Dabo.
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