In an unusual edition of "Clean Old-Fashioned Hate," the Georgia Bulldogs outlasted the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in Saturday night's season-ending college football contest in Sanford Stadium, but what does the victory mean?
Just a few minutes ago, Roll Bama Roll surpassed 5 million visits -- a mere four months since we crossed the 4 million threshold. This comes after a banner June for the site. Over the past 30 days almost 267,000 visitors stopped by our humble digs -- the most for any month in the history of the site that didn't include the Alabama Crimson Tide winning a National Championship. Bottom line, this off season has seen the most traffic in the history of the site with our visits and page views on par with the regular seasons in years past. Which makes us a little giddy considering what is going to happen when football gets started for real this season. So, for now, we here at the RBR junta would like to offer our heartiest "Thanks" to everyone who has stopped in and taken part in our wonderful madness (even you guys doing image searches for Thierry Henry's wife). As always, Roll Tide!
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Rocky Top Tennessee 2009, a Maple Street Press annual containing 128 pages of ad-free content about the Tennessee Volunteers football team, is now available for pre-order.
A quick round up of the day's news for Tennessee Volunteer fans, including the question of whether Florida Gator coach Urban Meyer learned the fundamentals of the spread from Tennessee's new offensive coordinator and former Purdue coach Jim Chaney.
A quick roundup of the day's news for Tennessee Volunteer fans, including some expectations management from -- John Adams?
