Men's Outdoor Track = SEC Champs
by Aerobab on May 14, 2007 9:12 AM EDT
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PrintI think this is the first mention of track (and field) on this blog, but it is definitely worth mentioning. The UT Men's Track team wrapped up the SEC Outdoor Championship this weekend down in Tuscaloosa, Alabamer!
Granted, I haven't followed the particular sport since I was a participant in my high school days, but this is worth mentioning because:
- UT Athletic Championships are ALWAYS good things, regardless of sport.
- This is UT's 25th (TWENTY-FIFTH!!!) men's outdoor SEC title, which equates to exactly 1/3 of all possible. Who do they think they are? Lady Vols Basketball?!
Side note, does anybody have any idea what happened to the other track events (e.g., high jump, pole vault, long jump, etc.)? Are these grouped with indoor events or something? Are they excluded by the NCAA for some particular reason?
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What I should have said was...
(I didn't think it would get through the "Joelfilter", but you never know until you try. Thanks for regulating!)
Prude
Thanks for posting that, though.
by Joel Hollingsworth on May 14, 2007 1:14 PM EDT up reply actions
Football Time
by Smitty @ Rocky Top Talk on May 14, 2007 11:25 AM EDT reply actions
Oooh
by Joel Hollingsworth on May 14, 2007 1:15 PM EDT up reply actions
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