Below is linebacker Henry To’oto’o’s post-practice meeting with the media in Jacksonville at UT’s bowl practice location, the University of North Florida. Our coverage from Jacksonville is presented by Kings of Real Estate.
Below is wide receiver Josh Palmer’s post-practice meeting with the media in Jacksonville at UT’s bowl practice location, the University of North Florida. Our coverage from Jacksonville is presented by Kings of Real Estate.
Below is Jeremy Pruitt’s Monday meeting with the media in Jacksonville at UT’s bowl practice location, the University of North Florida. Our coverage from Jacksonville is presented by Kings of Real Estate.
Below is some footage of Indiana’s football team practicing in preparation for playing the Tennessee Volunteers in this week’s TaxSlayer Gator Bowl. Some of the videos are courtesy of Indiana Athletics. Our coverage from Jacksonville is presented by Kings of Real Estate.
Below are interviews with Indiana Hoosiers head coach Tom Allen in Jacksonville as he talked a lot about facing the Tennessee Volunteers in this week’s TaxSlayer Gator Bowl. Some of the videos are courtesy of Indiana Athletics. Our coverage from Jacksonville is presented by Kings of Real Estate.
Below are interviews with Indiana Hoosiers football players in Jacksonville as many of them talked about facing the Tennessee Volunteers in this week’s TaxSlayer Gator Bowl. Some of the videos are courtesy of Indiana Athletics. Our coverage from Jacksonville is presented by Kings of Real Estate.
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NBC’s New Year’s Eve 2020 telecast will feature performances by a handful of country crooners—Blake Shelton, Keith Urban and Brett Eldredge—as well as X Ambassadors, Julianne Hough, NE-YO, Leslie Odom Jr., Gwen Stefani and The Struts.
The show, which will air live from Times Square in NYC, will be hosted by Carson Daly and Julianne Hough.
NBC’s New Year’s Eve 2020 will air on Dec. 31 from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. ET, followed by a break for local news and return for the final countdown from 11:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. ET.
Keith Urban will join the telecast with a live performance from the Jack Daniel’s Music City Midnight: New Year’s Eve in Nashville event.
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NCD is closing out the year with our “Play It Forward” segment, which beckons our featured artists to recommend a singer or song that mainstream country fans may not be familiar with.
Today’s recommendation comes from Old Dominion’s Matthew Ramsey.
“I follow Abby Anderson,” says Matthew. “Man, when she sits down and plays the piano and sings, she’s really talented. I’m excited to watch her career.”
Listen to Abby’s “Daddy” below.
Play It Forward
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Offensive struggles troubled Tennessee, as Wisconsin’s hot shooting led the Badgers to a 68-48 win Saturday at Thompson-Boling Arena.
Juniors John Fulkerson and Jalen Johnson led the Vols with nine points apiece. Johnson’s nine points set a career-high, while his six rebounds tied his career-best. Making his first start, freshman wing Davonte Gaines scored six points and grabbed four rebounds.
Wisconsin, fueled by a combined 38 points from D’Mitrik Trice (21) and Brevin Pritzl (17), made 11 3-pointers Saturday, including seven in the first half.
After taking a 14-point lead into halftime, Wisconsin (7-5) began the second half on a 9-0 run to extend its lead to 23. The Badgers held Tennessee (8-4) scoreless for the first 6:24 of the second period.
The Badgers led by as many as 28 points, while the Vols did not get closer than 17 for the remainder of the game.
Wisconsin took a 14-point halftime lead at 38-24, its largest lead of the game at that point. The Badgers got off to a hot start offensively, building a 15-4 lead after making six of their first eight field goals. After Wisconsin’s initial surge, Tennessee cut the lead to six points on two occasions but never drew any closer.
During the first half, Wisconsin made seven of 12 three-pointers. Pritzl led UW with 12 points, powered by three made threes.
Fulkerson had six first-half points, while Yves Pons and Jordan Bowden each had five in the opening frame for Tennessee.
YVES’ STREAK CONTINUES: Yves Pons has now blocked at least one shot in 12 consecutive games, marking the longest such streak by a Vol since Wayne Chism authored a 14-game streak in 2009-10.
SOLD OUT TBA: Saturday’s attendance was 21,678, marking the second sellout of the season at Thompson-Boling Arena.
Saturday’s crowd brought Tennessee’s average home attendance this season to 18,987, which ranks third in the nation.
UP NEXT: After a seven-day break between games, Tennessee begins SEC play against LSU next Saturday, Jan. 4 at noon ET inside Thompson-Boling Arena. The game will be televised on either ESPN2 or ESPNU.
-UT Athletics
