These attacks on our good graces, of which God is in full opposition, are met with chagrin. We're always Dangerfields. They are simply getting all fired up, like the bear which neighbors them in the hills. As New Mexico passed their windows, then the Arizona landscape, a stirring occurred. I'll kill you if you say something bad about the Vols.
Verbal attacks bring people together.
Sociologists and sports therapists I talked to before this trip say it's but a way to create a family, a very loud one. Senior citizens, so the experts' survey say, tend to be more loyal than any other group of fans, not to mention they have three days to kill looking out a bus window. So just let those pretty Arizona people talk corn pone. In their hearts they knew it was the fans who lifted the team over Miami in 1986 Sugar Bowl. That's why this 4,100-mile round trip is necessary.