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Set up by Andre Creamer’s punt return, Johnnie Jones’ touchdown run pulled Tennessee within one of Alabama late. The score was followed by a gutsy two-point conversion run from Tony Robinson to lift the Vols past the Crimson Tide, 28-27 at Neyland Stadium in 1984.

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Rogue on a Ridge1 year ago

@naveabcd I’ll never forget John Ward, “twisting, turning, diving, LUNGING, GIVE! HIM! SIX! Johnnie Jones from Muuuuuuuuuuuunford, Tennessee!”

Mobile Scanner1 year ago

Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

BatteredVolSyndrome1 year ago

Was there.

marvin gay1 year ago

Tony Robinson. Air Tennessee. Give him 2. Most talented QB Vols ever had. Career cut short by Cornelius Bennett October 19, 1985.

Alexander VOL1 year ago

Tony Robinson was such a waste. Could have been a great one!

Schrodinger's Dog^^1 year ago

My wife and I were on our first date at this game. We will be married 40 years in December.

EX-Frog1 year ago

Thanks for ruining my day. Was Captain for this game.

nlgder1 year ago

Fine team, the Vol 84 team.

Jimmy Dykes1 year ago

Thank you Father, your promises are true…

Tennessee Basketball1 year ago

keep up the good work coach

Mike Wilson1 year ago

Zakai Zeigler's attorneys have withdrawn his appeal of the ruling denying him a preliminary injunction. A statement: "While we had hoped to see Zakai back in orange and white, he’s embracing the next chapter of his basketball career with optimism and resolve."

Joshyboy1 year ago

59 days until its football time in Tennessee

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