Tennessee Lady Vols BB Fans in Lakes Reg?

JL Girl · 04-01-2008, 10:24 PM

I just finished watching (and scarcely daring to breathe during it) my beloved Tennessee Lady Vols Basketball team beat Texas A&M on their way to the Final Four, which I am lucky enough to have tickets to (and the Championship Game) in Tampa (and also the chance to attend autograph sessions and watch practices.) I got to wondering if any of you on the Forum are Lady Vols fans too.

Last year, the afternoon before they won their 7th National Championship, I ran into a fan in Meredith with a Lady Vols sweatshirt on as I came out of the Village Perk - thought it was a small world - and we had great fun talking about them. Thus, I thought I would ask you all. My heart went to my throat tonight when Candace Parker, Tennessee's best player, (and considered by most to be the best player in women's basketball today in the nation) dislocated her shoulder twice and still came back in, all strapped up, and scored more points!

When the snow is piled 8 feet up in the Lakes Region, and it's 40 mph winds, and below zero temps outside, nothing like watching a Lady Vols game on TV to warm oneself up! Then, to have the thrill of watching in person the tournament games, in nice, sunny, snow-free Tampa - am I lucky or what?!!!

Go, Lady Vols!

04-01-2008, 10:24 PM	#1
JL Girl Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 76 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Tennessee Lady Vols BB Fans in Lakes Reg? I just finished watching (and scarcely daring to breathe during it) my beloved Tennessee Lady Vols Basketball team beat Texas A&M on their way to the Final Four, which I am lucky enough to have tickets to (and the Championship Game) in Tampa (and also the chance to attend autograph sessions and watch practices.) I got to wondering if any of you on the Forum are Lady Vols fans too. Last year, the afternoon before they won their 7th National Championship, I ran into a fan in Meredith with a Lady Vols sweatshirt on as I came out of the Village Perk - thought it was a small world - and we had great fun talking about them. Thus, I thought I would ask you all. My heart went to my throat tonight when Candace Parker, Tennessee's best player, (and considered by most to be the best player in women's basketball today in the nation) dislocated her shoulder twice and still came back in, all strapped up, and scored more points! When the snow is piled 8 feet up in the Lakes Region, and it's 40 mph winds, and below zero temps outside, nothing like watching a Lady Vols game on TV to warm oneself up! Then, to have the thrill of watching in person the tournament games, in nice, sunny, snow-free Tampa - am I lucky or what?!!! Go, Lady Vols!