locales other than Oxford. Otherwise, Tennessee may lead the series 61-0. And thanks for the cumulative evidence of Ole Miss' suckage against Tennessee. I never would have been able to figure that one out on my own. Had I been that smart, my board name would surely be "nrubua."
While we are in the realm of cumulative proof, let me add the following data to the pile: 8-40-2; 12-28-2; 8-21. These are, of course, the Ole Miss all time records against Alabama, Georgia, and Auburn. Add the Tennessee record to the mix and one gets 46-131-5 against SEC schools that are occasionally worth a damn. I had not the time, nor the poverty of spirit, to break it down based on records before and after the Civil Rights Act of 1964, but I know what my hypothesis would be.
Gosh, I would be crying too, if I had to live with these numbers.
(EDITED BY AUTHOR: 9/14/2005 - 10:09 a.m.)
::::>...Last year was Tennessee's first visit to Oxford since posting a 20-12 victory in 1988, and only their third overall trip to Oxford. Tennessee recorded a 45-21 win in its only other visit to Oxford in 1951. Yes, the Vols have won 11 straight against Ole Miss since a 41-17 win in 1984 and 13 of the last 14 dating back to 1981. Last year was the first meeting between the two schools since a 31-17 win by Tennessee at Knoxville in 1997...
