Score Predictions??
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We usually do one the day before the game.
I am still working on my multivariate reverse-regression predictive model. As soon as I get the latest set of vitals from coaches Fitzgerald and Jones, and barometric pressure 12 hours before kickoff, I should have a prediction at p90.
I am still working on my multivariate reverse-regression predictive model. As soon as I get the latest set of vitals from coaches Fitzgerald and Jones, and barometric pressure 12 hours before kickoff, I should have a prediction at p90.
Do the Vols players have any issues with playing in earlier time zones that is detrimental to their play like it adversely impacted the Stanford players when they played us? 
Do the Vols players have any issues with playing in earlier time zones that is detrimental to their play like it adversely impacted the Stanford players when they played us?
Well since Knoxville is in the same time zone as Tampa, I have a felling that will not be a problem.
I guess I should have checked first, I assumed incorrectly you were not in the same time zone. It's an early game for those of us here on the left coast.
UT 55 NU 2. No chance against SEC speed with our big slow farm boys. Football Phil tosses around a few trolls for second half entertainment.
33-17 Vols. I could see this going bad for the Vols but I predict it will be like Iowa last year. Their board was fun during the game. There were plenty of post talking about SEC speed that day...
So in a few years you all will get better but Tenn won't? Even though 70% of our team is Freshman and sophomores?
Been enjoying reading your boards since the bowl game was announced. It's no surprise that most of the rude/disrespectful/ignorant Vol posters that you've put up with this month are either non-paying members on our site or on my ignore list. Every fan-base has 'em.
This Tennessee team is really hitting it's stride. It's easy to point out the fourth quarter melt-downs early in the session but I attribute those more to the growing pains of young players and a young team than poor conditioning or lack of skill. It also should not be ignored that two of the Vol losses, and one of the melt-down, were to two of the four teams in the playoff.
I see this as a 37-13 Vol victory if both teams play their typical game. If NU plays lights-out, the 'Cats can win. If the Vols play lights-out, its 45-7 early in the fourth.
May the better team win and...
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
This Tennessee team is really hitting it's stride. It's easy to point out the fourth quarter melt-downs early in the session but I attribute those more to the growing pains of young players and a young team than poor conditioning or lack of skill. It also should not be ignored that two of the Vol losses, and one of the melt-down, were to two of the four teams in the playoff.
I see this as a 37-13 Vol victory if both teams play their typical game. If NU plays lights-out, the 'Cats can win. If the Vols play lights-out, its 45-7 early in the fourth.
May the better team win and...
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
I get Tennessee winning, perhaps, but I don't see how anyone thinks a big score is coming for the no wage employees/non-inducted conscripts. Our D deserves a lot more respect than that.
Tennis 17 News 13
Tennis 17 News 13
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Sour Mash Boys 17
Tennessee is a lot like Nebraska on defense. They do reasonably well against the run but aren't as good in pass defense. They struggle with INT's and have allowed many passing TD's. For that reason, I think Thorson will have similar results as he did against Stanford and Nebraska. His added experience along with an OL that seems to have finally gelled will put our offense north of 21 pts without a doubt.
Tennessee has a solid rush offense but we match up great with those sorta offenses. We will slow them down a lot. But their special teams will put them in position to win. A close game, but the better team wins tomorrow.
Sour Mash Boys 17
Tennessee is a lot like Nebraska on defense. They do reasonably well against the run but aren't as good in pass defense. They struggle with INT's and have allowed many passing TD's. For that reason, I think Thorson will have similar results as he did against Stanford and Nebraska. His added experience along with an OL that seems to have finally gelled will put our offense north of 21 pts without a doubt.
Tennessee has a solid rush offense but we match up great with those sorta offenses. We will slow them down a lot. But their special teams will put them in position to win. A close game, but the better team wins tomorrow.
Vols 38-17. Could be uglier than that though. Just a very bad match up for the Wildcats.
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n what way? I thought it was a fairly favorable one for NU on both sides of the ball.
I agree with NUThump. The Vols first possession will look impressive but if it takes more than six plays the Cats will adjust and lock the Vols down for the rest of the game.
I have a feeling that we are not the team they are expecting to play and if we get some momentum, this could be our statement game of the season.
Cats 34 Vols 7
I have a feeling that we are not the team they are expecting to play and if we get some momentum, this could be our statement game of the season.
Cats 34 Vols 7
I like that score: The Vols prove their special team prowess with 4 field goals, but share Christian McCaffrey's fate and never see purple paydirt. Walker gets a pick six and the Cats get two field goals on short fields.
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