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Trial Date Set For Titans Backup QB Simms

Monday, August 23rd, 2010 No Commented
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Tennessee Titans backup quarterback Chris Simms needs to add a new date to his 2010 season: an October trial in his New York City drugged-driving case. Share and Enjoy:

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Titans Face Cardinals In Second Pre-Season Game

Monday, August 23rd, 2010 No Commented
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The Tennessee Titans will square off against the Arizona Cardinals in Nashville on Monday night. Share and Enjoy:

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MTSU QB Dasher Investigated By Police

Friday, August 20th, 2010 No Commented
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Middle Tennessee State University quarterback Dwight Dasher is part of a campus police investigation after allegations that he failed to repay money he borrowed from a patient at the local VA Hospital. Share and Enjoy:

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Former Tennessee Lineman Steve DeLong Dies

Thursday, August 19th, 2010 No Commented
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Former Tennessee defensive lineman Steve DeLong, a member of the College Football Hall of Fame and winner of the 1964 Outland Trophy, has died. He was 67. Share and Enjoy:

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Academic overseers or political cronies?

Thursday, August 19th, 2010 No Commented
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by Justin Owen After the recent appointment of Governor Phil Bredesen’s top aide to head the state university system, much attention has been turned on the board that made the selection. The Tennessee Board of Regents is an 18-member board that oversees 45 universities, community colleges, and technical schools across the state. It is the [...]

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