Tennessee Volunteers: Best plays of 2006 tournament

by Joel on Jul 24, 2007 7:00 AM EDT in Tennessee Volunteer Football Comment 3 comments

SEC Media days are this week, and practice is just around the corner, but we still have a bit of time to kill, so we're kicking off a Best Plays of 2006 bracket-ish tournament.

Starting today, we'll pit four of last season's plays against each other each day, two in the morning, and two later in the day. With each post, all y'all can vote for whichever play you think is better. To vote, you'll need to click on the "Entry Link" link at the bottom of each post. Voting for each match up will remain open until it's time for the winner's next match. Here's the plan:

Best Plays of 2006 Bracket
1 Cal: Hardesty 43-yard rush for a TD								Florida: Taylor 48 yard pass to Coker for TD 1
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4 Georgia: Coker 40 yard kickoff return								South Carolina: Hefney 65 yard punt return 4
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3 LSU: Morley INT and 31 yard return for TD								South Carolina: M. Mitchell INT and 17 yard return for TD 3
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2 Vanderbilt: Coker 87 yard rush for TD			___					LSU:. . . Crompton 54 yard pass to Meachem for TD 2
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1 Air Force: X. Mitchell TFL to win game					___			Georgia: Wardlow blocked punt and recovery for TD 1
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4 Georgia: Stewart INT								Alabama: Hefney 32 yard punt return for first possession of the game 4
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3 Memphis: Ainge 84 yard pass to Meachem for TD								South Carolina: Colquitt 57 yard punt out of bounds at the one yard line 3
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2 Marshall: Coker 89-yard rush for TD								Cal: Ainge 80-yard pass to Meachem for a TD 2

We'll start with the upper left corner of the bracket and work our way around clockwise. The first post will be up as soon as the highlights are finished encoding, and the posts will continue through Tuesday of next week (minus the weekend, unless you think it should continue through the weekend -- let me know), at which time the final two plays will be compete for the designation of RTT's Best Play of 2006.

For anyone who's wondering, the following plays failed to make the final 16: