Tennessee quarterback Hendon Hooker spoke with the media after Tennessee lost at No. 4 Alabama 52-24 Saturday night.
Tennessee wide receiver Cedric Tillman spoke with the media after Tennessee lost at No. 4 Alabama 52-24 Saturday night.
Tennessee defensive lineman Matthew Butler spoke with the media after Tennessee lost at No. 4 Alabama 52-24 Saturday night.
Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel spoke with the media after Tennessee lost at No. 4 Alabama 52-24 Saturday night.
Caroline Jones‘s second album, Antipodes, will be arriving for fans on November 12th.
The announcement of her sophomore release comes after a busy summer on the road with Zac Brown Band and their The Comeback tour.
Caroline wasn’t an opener for the group – she was in the band.
Caroline shares, “I feel humbled and honored to have been onstage with Zac Brown Band as they reconnected with their fans after two years. The validation of being invited to play as a guest in this band means more to me than any mark of success this industry could ever provide. Thank you to Zac Brown for looking out for me and inspiring me to grow, to the crew for your strength, grit and teamwork, and to the fans for the passionate welcome“
When it comes to her upcoming release, the first single from it, “Come In (But Don’t Make Yourself Comfortable),” is working its way up the country airplay chart.
Caroline also dropped an additional song from Antipodes along with the album announcement – “No Daylight.”
“No Daylight” includes a very special music video for the song – created by Caroline – and starring her fiancé Nick,
Talking about the video, Caroline says it’s “A travelogue of my and Nick’s New Zealand adventures. Shot on iPhone and edited by me! Yes, it is actually that beautiful & magical”
At the beginning of quarantine Caroline had the option to travel to and stay in New Zealand, so she took it. That’s where the song and video were created.
“No Daylight” and “Come In (But Don’t Make Yourself Comfortable)” are 2 of the 13 tracks on Caroline Jones’ new upcoming album which features guest appearances from Joe Bonamassa, and Old Dominion‘s Matthew Ramsey, along with Zac Brown co-producing a track with Caroline.
Antipodes track list:
Fans will get to preview another song from Antipodes, when Caroline appears on this week’s episode of ABC’s The Bachelorette (October 26th) singing “Chasin’ Me”
When it comes to her current single, with lyrics like “Come in, but don’t make yourself comfortable, because I don’t know, if I’m going to like you for long. Come in, but park your truck facing out cause I wouldn’t want to be you when I want you gone” — Caroline says the song reminds her of the music that influenced her when she was young, “Kind of reminds me of some of my heroes growing up, like Shania Twain…that had that kind of energy, and it’s a wonderful thing to tap into – especially as a woman.”
While “Come In (But Don’t Make Yourself Comfortable)” is from the woman’s point of view, Caroline thinks guys will also be able to relate to the spirit of the song, “Music is the universal language…as cheesy and cliché as it sounds…it absolutely touches people in a way that conversation can’t. It speaks to…directly to people’s hearts and a lot of people don’t really allow themselves to access that on a daily basis “
“Come In (But Don’t Make Yourself Comfortable)” is from Caroline Jones’ upcoming album Antipodes – which is available November 12th – you can pre-order & pre-save it HERE
Photo Credit: Laura Tait
By Vince Ferrara / @VinceSports
Below are my Week 8 SEC football predictions.
This season, I’m sharing my picks both against the spread and straight-up.
Check back on my “Vince’s View” blog page for future posts including weekly SEC football and NFL game predictions. Bookmark my blog page and check back often.
Week 7 Straight-Up Record: 5-2 (71%)
Week 7 vs. Spread Record: 3-4 (43%)
2021 Season Straight-Up Record: 53-16 (77%)
2021 Season Straight-Up Record: 35-34 (51%)
2020 SEC Season Prediction Record Straight-Up: 66-12 (85%)
WEEK 8 IN THE SEC
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23
Arkansas Pine-Bluff (1-5) at Arkansas (4-3, 1-3 SEC)
Little Rock, Ark. • War Memorial Stadium (54,120)
Noon ET • SEC Network
Series: First Meeting
Sirius: 134 • XM: 190
Point Spread: Arkansas -50.5
Vince’s View: non-needed
Vince’s Pick vs. the line: Arkansas -50.5
Score Prediction: Arkansas 56 Arkansas Pine Bluff 0
LSU (4-3, 2-2 SEC) at Ole Miss (5-1, 2-1 SEC)
Oxford, Miss. • Vaught-Hemingway Stadium (64,038)
3:30 p.m. ET • CBS
Series: LSU leads, 64-40-4
Last: LSU, 53-48 (2020 at Baton Rouge)
Sirius: 98/121 • XM: 207/191
Point Spread: Ole Miss -9
Vince’s View: Part ways with Coach O and he goes on a run? I can see it, at least for a few weeks. LSU’s newly found running game could have another big day. Questions on Matt Corral’s availability and health a factor too.
Vince’s Pick vs. the line: LSU +9
Score Prediction: LSU 42 Ole Miss 38
Mississippi State (3-3, 1-2 SEC) at Vanderbilt (2-5, 0-3 SEC)
Nashville, Tenn. • Vanderbilt Stadium (40,350)
4 p.m. ET • SEC Network
Series: MSU leads, 14-7-2
Last: MSU, 24-17 (2020 at Starkville)
Sirius: 134/108 • XM: 190/192
Point Spread: Miss State -20.5
Vince’s View: Vandy covered last week in a heart-breaking loss to South Carolina, but the Bulldogs shouldn’t mess around this week.
Vince’s Pick vs. the line: Miss State -20.5
Score Prediction: Miss State 31 Vanderbilt 7
Tennessee (4-3, 2-2 SEC) at Alabama (6-1, 3-1 SEC)
Tuscaloosa Ala. • Bryant-Denny Stadium (100,077)
7 p.m. ET • ESPN
Series: UA leads, 58-38-7
Last: UA 48-17 (2020 at Knoxville)
Sirius: 108/121 • XM: 192/191
Point Spread: Alabama -25
Vince’s View: See my view of the game in this short video podcast visit with TJ Rives, Buccaneers Sideline Reporter and multi-outlet play-by-play announcer. Listen to the full podcast here.
Vince’s Pick vs. the line: Alabama -25
Score Prediction: Alabama 42 Tennessee 16
South Carolina (4-3, 1-3 SEC) at Texas A&M (5-2, 2-2 SEC)
College Station, Texas • Kyle Field (102,733)
7:30 p.m. ET • SEC Network
Series: TAMU leads, 7-0
Last: TAMU, 48-3 (2020 at Columbia)
Sirius: 98/134 • XM: 207/190
Point Spread: Texas A&M -19.5
Vince’s View: The Aggies proved to me last week that it’s handling success well since the upset of Alabama. No reason for SC to threaten TAM in College Station.
Vince’s Pick vs. the line: Texas A&M -19.5
Score Prediction: Texas A&M 38 South Carolina 10
OPEN: Auburn (5-2, 2-1 SEC); Florida (4-3, 2-3 SEC); Georgia (7-0, 5-0 SEC); Kentucky (6-1, 4-1 SEC); Missouri (3-4, 0-3 SEC)
Tennessee head football coach Josh Heupel held his final media avail before UT heads to Tuscaloosa to take on rival Alabama Saturday night.
Zac Brown Band recently released their latest album, The Comeback.
Now the band is taking fans behind the scenes of the making of the album…watch it here.
“Same Boat” is the first single from Zac Brown Band’s The Comeback, and it’s a Top-10 (and climbing) hit…
Photo Courtesy of Zac Brown Band
This is the weekend that Dylan Scott has been waiting for – his hometown Bayou Stock concert is this Saturday, October 23rd in Sterlington, Louisiana!
Dylan shares that he started Bayou Stock to bring the concert experience he lives out on the road, back to his hometown, “So, I’m from Louisiana, down in the bayou…it’s just a cool deal. We started it three years ago, this will be our 3rd year. I take the stage, I take the lights, I take the big audio, and the production, and I take it back to my hometown. I just want to give back, I want the people that I grew up with, my family, my friends, the familiar faces I saw in Walmart growing up…I want to give them what we get to do around the country every single night.”
While this is a chance for to Dylan to share his music, it’s also an opportunity to do some good as well, “The first year we did Bayou Stock, we bought Christmas gifts for 80 kids. 80 kids around my hometown, and man, just to see their faces, light up when they came in and got their…literally, their Christmas wish list, was the coolest thing in the world. So, the kids, they’ve got a soft spot in my heart so anything that I can do to help kids, I’m all for it.”
This year, Dylan is hoping to give kids an experience that they will remember forever, “We’re going to donate over to the Dream Hunt Foundation…which is basically a Foundation that takes kids who are terminally ill, or wheel chair bound, on a Dream Hunt…you know, go hunting. I’m a big outdoorsman, the kids are special to me, hunting is special to me…so, the two of those together is pretty awesome.”
One of the advantages of this being his concert, Dylan gets to pick who he invites to perform, “We’ve been lucky to have some awesome talent at Bayou Stock. I mean, last year, I had Neal McCoy – who I’m a huge fan of. My buddy Chris Lane came and did it last year as well.”
For Bayou Stock 2021, Dylan got to invite a singer who has made a big impact on him, Dylan shares, “This year David Lee Murphy‘s coming…to this day, every night I sing ‘Dust On The Bottle’…like, I sing it every night! I’m a huge fan. I’ve never met David Lee, so it’s really cool that he’s coming to my hometown to play my little show that I do every year…and I get to meet him, and I get to be a fan and watch his show, so, I’m gonna be like a little kid…I’m not gonna lie.”
For fans that can’t make Bayou Stock this weekend – you have a chance to see Dylan Scott in concert next year when he launches his Livin’ My Best Life tour in February of 2022.
Dylan says “Excited to finally headline in front of my fans and hopefully a lot of new ones we’ve gained over the past few months while being on tour with Luke Bryan.”
No matter where he’s on stage now-a-days fans are going to get to hear Dylan Scott’s latest single at country radio – “New Truck.”
Photo Courtesy of Dylan Scott
Scott McCreery‘s “Damn Strait” is the latest single from his new album Same Truck.
This week Scotty appeared on fellow American Idol alum Kelly Clarkson‘s show where he performed “Damn Strait.”
Check it out here…
Photo Credit: Jeff Ray
