Are A You A Tennessee Vols Football Team Fan?

The correct answer is Pride Of The Southland. This is the name of the Tennessee Volunteers marching band.

Casey Clausen is the correct answer because he was the Tennessee Volunteers quarterback who threw for 384 yards in the 2004 Peach Bowl.

In the 1998 Fiesta Bowl, the 13-0 Tennessee Volunteers defeated Florida State.

Carl Pickens is the correct answer because he was a receiver for the Tennessee Volunteers in 1991 and he caught an 87-yard pass from Andy Kelly, which set a school record.

Vince Faison joined Tennessee's football team after a nine-year pro career in baseball. This suggests that Vince Faison had previously played professional baseball before deciding to join Tennessee's football team.

In 1998, the Tennessee Volunteers won the first BCS Championship in college football.

Britton Colquitt led the Tennessee Volunteers football team in punting in 2007.

In the 1998 Tennessee game against Auburn, Shaun Ellis returned a kickoff for 90 yards.

Kevin Burnett is the correct answer because he was a co-captain of the Tennessee football team in both 2004 and 2005. This indicates that he held a leadership role and was respected by his teammates during those years. The other options, Tee Martin, Steve DeLong, and Fuad Reveiz, were not mentioned as co-captains during those specific years.

Al Wilson is the correct answer because he was a Tennessee All-American who finished his college career in 1998 with 272 tackles.

The 2007 Tennessee Volunteers won 10 football games.

Peyton Manning, the Tennessee Volunteers quarterback, was born in New Orleans, LA.

Leonard Little, a Tennessee senior in 1997, was named the AP SEC Co-Defensive Player of the Year.

Carl Pickens was the MVP of the 1990 Cotton Bowl because he was a junior wide receiver for the Tennessee Volunteers during that time. He had a standout performance in the game, making significant contributions to his team's success, and was recognized as the most valuable player of the game as a result.

Robert Ayers led the 2007 Tennessee Volunteers football team in sacks.

Phillip Fulmer, the coach of Tennessee, played in a bowl game in each of his first 13 seasons. This means that his team qualified for a postseason bowl game every year during that time period.

Travis Stephens became the first Tennessee All-America tailback since 1956 in 2001. This means that no Tennessee tailback had received this honor for 45 years prior to Stephens' achievement.

The final record of Tennessee's 1994 football team was 42220. This suggests that after starting 1-3, the team was able to turn things around and have a successful season, winning more games than they lost.

The 1994 Johnny Unitas Award was won by Jay Barker, a quarterback from the Tennessee Volunteers.

In 1993, the Tennessee Volunteers played in the Outback Bowl on New Year's Day.

In 2008, Tennessee football was expected to achieve their first ten-win campaign since the 2004 season.

In the 1993 season, Tennessee placekicker John Becksvoort went 59-for-59 on extra points.

In 1994, the Citrus Bowl marked the Tennessee Volunteers' 35th bowl invitation.

The Tennessee Volunteers celebrated their football centennial in 1991.

In 2007, the Tennessee Volunteers football team scored a total of 455 points.

Jerod Mayo led the 2007 Tennessee Volunteers football team in tackles.

The Tennessee Volunteers played against Maryland in the 2002 Peach Bowl.

In 2001, Tennessee played a football game known as "The Miracle at South Bend".

Lucas Taylor led the Tennessee Volunteers in receiving yardage in 2007.

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