The 2011 RTT Podcast Series Kicks Off Tonight at 9:00 ET
The RTT Podcast fires back up tonight (and may backfire as well, so be prepared) because we're inching closer to the beginning of the season, dontcha know.
The plan over the next eight weeks is to have the podcast every Wednesday at 9:00 ET, and to work our way through all of the stories and contributors to the Maple Street Press Volunteers Kickoff. Tonight, we're getting Will and I out of the way, so we'll be talking about 2010 and its highlights, Will's features on Tyler Bray, Arian Foster, and the ten-year anniversary of the bittersweet end to the 2001 season, and my article on what recruiting rankings have to say about national champions.
Like I said, we're going to do this for the next eight weeks, so although it may be too late to study up by pre- or re-reading the articles we'll be talking about tonight, it's neither too late nor too early to pre-order yours and start studying for next week, when we hope to catch up with Brad Shepard and talk in depth about the Vols' wide receivers, Malik Jackson, and all of the various units that make up the team.
Here's the pertinent info for the 'cast:
- Phone Number: (724) 444-7444
- Call ID: 61505
- Subscribe via iTunes
You can listen live by clicking the sometimes magic orange widget below. Or you can wait, download it later, and listen to it in your car on the way to work tomorrow.
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RE: Preorders for the MSP annual
If you pre-order you just might get yours early, like I did this last Friday…
Heh, shenanigans
Peyton played against the a 4-7 Arkansas, a 1-10 Kentucky, and a 5-6 Vandy (scores of the last 2 games: 117-0). So Bray’s stats still mean something even if they were against really bad teams.
Cutcliffe also stopped putting up with Ainge's nonsense
Made him lose the frosted tips, made him ditch the earring, taught him to be a QB.
Ah...Marion, VA
Good ol’ exit 47 on I-81…also memorable because there is a high school located right next to a prison!
Was just at the fireworks there this week
(the high school, not the prison). There and Wytheville are tied for my closest taste of civilization and both are still 40 minutes away.
by Will Shelton on Jul 6, 2011 10:51 PM EDT up reply actions
I love me some Sheetz at exit 70
Though, in general, I am not sad to not be making any more trips from Knoxville to Richmond. I-81 might be the worst interstate in existence.
Not even close!
Clearly, you have not traveled I-78 in Pennsylvania. I-81, while also passing through the middle of nowhere, at least has nice scenery.
don't forget that I-81 is all semi-trucks
but I’m not familiar with 78. My chief experience in the last couple years has been with all corners of I-95.
Heel for school, Vol for life!
Go Bolts! Out West, go Preds! Southern hockey solidarity!
by Incipient_Senescence on Jul 7, 2011 11:55 AM EDT up reply actions
Y'all are sorry
;-)
Chief Editor, Rocky Top Talk. Chief in Charge of Woo, Gameday Depot.
by Joel Hollingsworth on Jul 6, 2011 10:04 PM EDT up reply actions
As a former musician, I see the opposite side of the song that Will does
But we come to the same conclusion…oof.
I just can’t get past the twang…that’s what seals it for me.
Yeah, I don’t mind the twang myself. Lots of folks react negatively to the steel guitar, and it’s not my favorite thing, but I can live with it.
Chief Editor, Rocky Top Talk. Chief in Charge of Woo, Gameday Depot.
by Joel Hollingsworth on Jul 6, 2011 10:13 PM EDT up reply actions
I'm definitely that DMB guy
I just smell less like weed than the rest of them…either way I’m used to the ridicule. It’s not for everyone.
by Will Shelton on Jul 6, 2011 10:45 PM EDT up reply actions
All the interesting subjects
Come later, after the podcast is done, you shoulda been in chat VolnVA, it was quite one-sided with Will and Joel, aka I did most of the talking, we forgive them for the non-multi-tasking, I guess you all can talk instead, just remember, not everything in here reactsss well to bulletsss.
I'm a total noob on this "podcast" thing
Perhaps I’ll try the chat next time around so that neither one of us has to talk to ourselves :)
The chat here
is actually better from a software standpoint. At some point last year, I just suggested everyone talk here. Auto-updating, threading — much better than the Talkshoe system.
Chief Editor, Rocky Top Talk. Chief in Charge of Woo, Gameday Depot.
by Joel Hollingsworth on Jul 6, 2011 10:12 PM EDT up reply actions
This, basically.
The only benefit of talking in the widget is to try and get Will to crack up on-air.
Formerly 'snail. You get used to it after a while.
by Chris Pendley on Jul 7, 2011 8:34 AM EDT up reply actions
apparently
We are good at talking to ourselves, thanks good to know Joel

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