Russell in “Uncle Buck” ultimately would call it
2) His team competes every play, every nike air max 95 cheap half and every night. Sure there were some ugly growing pains early — and the marks on the resume will hurt come bubble time — but other than going to Kentucky (and here’s saying half the NBA would struggle at Rupp) and the egg UT laid at Alabama, when was the last time UT was overwhelmed. Yes, Vandy put a whipping on the young Vols in Memorial, and that should make Saturday all the more interesting when the ‘Dores visit Knoxville.
3) His team believes. On the road Wednesday, UT did not lead until making a 3-pointer early in overtime. LSU either led or was tied for the first 40:23 of last night’s game, and UT still won.
And watching the final half and the overtime of Wednesday’s win 74-69 win over LSU, it became obvious that The Conz has swept the above list. And while this bunch is not the most talented team on the floor most nights, they have got an energy and a Molotov cocktail of spunk that is a special feeling of confidence, competitiveness and cohesion. Bill Rafety would call it “onions.” Tanaka in “Major League II” would call it “marbles.” Miles Russell in “Uncle Buck” ultimately would call it several things. And these Vols have it.
Consider the following numbers: UT went 7-1 in February, including a 3-1 mark on the road; UT has no real star, rather it relies on the hot hand and is willing to share the basketball to find that hot hand; UT was 3-6 after losing at College of Charleston on Dec. 14, since they are 14-7 overall and have a plausible shot at the No. 2 seed in the SEC nike air max bw for sale tournament. Chew on that.
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