Steamrolling through SEC, deep and talented Kentucky looks unstoppable - CBSSports.com

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Steamrolling through SEC, deep and talented Kentucky looks unstoppable CBSSports.com So if anybody knows how to topple giants of this sport, it's the former Tennessee coach turned vice president of marketing for a Knoxville-based wholesaler. And even he has no idea what to do with these Kentucky Wildcats. "How good are these guys? Kentucky Sports Report (week of Feb. 6)UKAthletics (blog) all 951 news articles »

Lions defeat Knoxville Christian - Shelby County Reporter

Lions defeat Knoxville Christian Shelby County Reporter The Kingwood Christian School boys' basketball team defeated Knoxville Christian (Tenn.) 73-56 in high school basketball action Jan. 27. Tyler Harrell led the Lions (9-13) with 16 points in the victory. Harrell also grabbed a team-high 12 rebounds to ...

Tennessee's Top Two Youth Volunteers Selected in 17th Annual National Awards ... - MarketWatch (press release)

Tennessee's Top Two Youth Volunteers Selected in 17th Annual National Awards ... MarketWatch (press release) Hannah was nominated by Middle Tennessee Christian School in Murfreesboro, and Hannah was nominated by Harpeth Hall School in Nashville. The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, now in its 17th year, is conducted by Prudential Financial in ... and more »

Drae Bowles never wavered on UT commitment - Chattanooga Times Free Press

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Drae Bowles never wavered on UT commitment Chattanooga Times Free Press by Patrick Brown Jackson Christian School's Drae Bowles puts on a University of Tennessee cap after signing his letter of intent to play football at UT during a National Signing Day ceremony on Wednesday. KENNETH CUMMINGS/The Jackson Sun KNOXVILLE ... Big Day for Drae: JCS' Bowles is a Tennessee VolunteerJackson Sun all 3 news articles »

UTC tries to keep students on road to graduation - Chattanooga Times Free Press

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UTC tries to keep students on road to graduation Chattanooga Times Free Press Between 2002 and 2008, the school's freshman class doubled from about 1100 to more than 2000 students. But the retention rate -- the number of freshmen who return to UTC for their sophomore year -- fell from 72 percent in 2002 to 61 percent in 2008.