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A fashion fiasco, a big win
Posted by on Wednesday, February 8, 2006 at 2:01 am

Tennessee head coach Bruce Pearl’s garish orange suit was lucky, apparently, as the Vols beat Kentucky Tuesday night:

A suggested anthem for Vols fans…

Once there was a garish orange suit
Bruce wore it to beat the ‘Cats
Bright and ugly, but we won the game
You can’t argue with that

Orange suit, you’ll always be
Quite all right with me
Good ol’ orange suit
Orange suit Tennessee
Orange suit Tennessee

:)

P.S. Yeah, I know, technically it’s a jacket, not a suit. But “jacket” doesn’t fit into the song as well…




8 Comments on “A fashion fiasco, a big win”

  1. BackerJoe Says:

    Still looks better than Mike Brey.

  2. DUP Says:

    That guy screams “intensity.”

  3. Phead Says:

    Looks better than Pat Summitt, too.

  4. DrawingDead Says:

    It’s a Vol thing that you yankee/left coast types just wouldn’t understand.

    I appreciate the effort on the Rocky Top parody, though!

    GO VOLS!

  5. bob strauss Says:

    There once was a bright orange jacket

    That made quite a “Tennessee racket”

    The coach wore the threads

    his team, heretofore dead

    rose up and the coach said “I lahk it”!

  6. Alasdair Says:

    Brendfan - could you not use the common usage that it’s a “coat” ??? As in “a suit is made up of a coat and pants” ?

  7. Alasdair Says:

    “Brendfan” … hmmm ???

  8. DrawingDead Says:

    Coach Pearl was on Fox Sports Radio last night with Andrew Siciliano last night, and was given some grief about the orange jacket.

    Actually, he gave some of the history on the jacket. Former UT Men’s basketball coach, Ray Mears, used to wear the orange jacket for each season’s games against Kentucky and Vanderbilt.

    In honor of that old tradition from a legend on campus, he’s going to do the same.

    Which is just another reason why Bruce Pearl rocks. He has absorbed himself into Knoxville, UT, the students, and everything Volunteer.

    If he’s not national coach of the year, I don’t know who it should be.


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