Sunday, September 1, 2013

VOLS GET 800TH WIN

VOLS GET 800th WIN AS BUTCH JONES ERA BEGINS AT NEYLAND


Knoxville, Tennessee  (HOUSEOFNEYLAND) The University of Tennessee football program achieved a new pinnacle last night as it recorded its 800th win here at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville.



                                              UT vs. Austin Peay
                                                  August 31, 2013
                                               Neyland Stadium
                                           Photo by John White

It was also the 1st game coached for the VOLS by Butch Jones.

Today's News-Sentinel characterizes it as a "WIN TO BUILD ON."

The opponent, Austin Peay, which was playing TENNESSEE for the 1st time in its 77 year history, was not expected to match up well with the VOLS.

Attendance was impressive: 97, 169.

Designated starting quarterback Justin Worley, who played only in the 1st half, engineered 6 touchdowns on 6 possessions.

He had 11 pass completions on 13 attempts for 104 yards and 3 TDs.

Justin Worley, Zach Fulton
and Dontavis Sapp
Team Captains
Photo by John White
UT had 30 First Downs rushing & 19 passing.  Total yards on offense 447 and 7 of 11 successful 3rd down conversions.

Back-up quarterback Nathan Peterman took over in the 2nd half.

The offense played well, but so did the defense with 0 points allowed.  Also, there was not one single, solitary penalty committed by the BIG ORANGE.

After the game, Coach Jones said...

"We are going to get it right.  It's going to take some work but this is a truly special place."

Coach Neyland would be proud, particularly of the big goose egg on the opponent's side of the scoreboard.

SOURCE

"Win To Build On," The Knoxville News-Sentinel, Sunday, September 1, 2013.


                                             Running Through the "T"
                                                     Neyland Stadium
                                                       August 31, 2013
                                                  Photo by John White

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