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Highlight tapes and im sure theyll have something ready to get us pumped up. I like saturday nights because sundays at 3 30, its getting even closer. So i look forward to that. Another hays in the barn comment so they must be ready. Brian stoke lee stokley here. What is going on . So many nerves, excitement. You just cant wait for the game to be here. All right. That leads to my question, brandon. These guys have been looking for this game their entire life. How on earth can you get to sleep . Its hard. So many things are going on in your mind. You cant wait to get on the field because there h...

After fighting Nazi fascism and Japanese imperialism, victorious World War II veterans began returning home to McMinn County in late 1945. In their absence, Paul Cantrell and Pat Mansfield, with support from the E.H. Crump political machine, had tightened control over elected and appointed political offices in Athens and the county.

In the summer of 1946, war-weary GIs began to return from World War II battlefronts in Europe and Japan, ready to resume life in their sleepy Tennessee town. What they found, instead, infuriated them to the core. A power-hungry Democrat and his associates had since usurped local government and law enforcement, and had imposed a maniacal chokehold on the McMinn County town through extortive fines, excess laws, and arrests of anyone who opposed them.

The state and local political machine was abusing its power and the people in McMinn County, Tennessee, so GIs did something about it.

Do you happen to remember the Denver Broncos cheerleaders? Would you care to make a guess how much they used to get paid in 1978?