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The Flash Jukebox MP3 Player is the best anywhere, and you have it right here to enjoy. The MP3 player has 1000 Plus Top Hits. The unique player features are a start button, pause, back, forward, auto-scroll, and highlights the song that's playing. Right now it's on shuffle mode. When you start the player it starts playing anywhere of the 1000 Plus songs at ramdom and keeps playing until you pause the player, or pick another song by using the auto-scroll. All artists are in alphabetical order except the first 7 songs that are UT Vol songs. Starting with number 8 thru 351 are the 2000, 90's, & 80's Hits, and 70's, 60's & 50's starting at 352 thru 800, and continues with the Top Mix 801 thru 1000 plus. The best part of the player is that you can open a second browser, and surf the net with the music playing in the background [fantastic].

Follow me and my links to the fantastic world of The Lady Vols. The pages were created for the love of The University of Tennessee. The Lady Vols came about in the formation of the Women's Intercollegiate Athletics Department for the 1976-1977 academic year prompted much discussion concerning the proper nickname for the distaff athletes. After long consideration and debate, it was decided the female student-athletes would be known as "Lady Volunteers," or simply the "Lady Vols."

Pat Summitt Show Times
All Times Are Eastern Time Zone
| TV Broadcasts |
| Chattanooga | WTVC Ch. 9 | ABC | Saturday at 1:30 p.m. |
| Jackson | E+TV6 | Cable | Friday at 8:00 & 10:00 p.m. |
| Knoxville | WVLT 8 | CBS | Saturday at 11:30 am |
| Knoxville | MyVLT2 | Cable | Sunday at 9:30 pm |
| Knoxville | MyVLT2 | Cable | Tuesday at 10:30 pm |
| Nashville | WUXP | My 30 | Immediately following SEC basketball |
| Tri-Cities | WKPT Ch. 19 | ABC | Saturday at 12:30 p.m. |
| Cable Broadcasts |
| Sport South | Sunday at 12:30 p.m. |
| E+ TV (Ch. 6 Cable-Jackson) | Friday at 8:00 & 10:00 p.m. |
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A Cinderella Season Trailer - CLICK HERE TO SEE! - By DCTVNY
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To: Our Lady Vols:
The true fans here at home and across the country feel your pain and share in you disappointments and frustrations. Take everything you are feeling right now and turn it into positive off season conditioning, learning, healing, team defining progress. Get a chip on your shoulders that you dare any team to knock off. Learn from the mistakes and short comings, believe in yourself and your LEGENDARY coach and staff. A new season is coming, a new attitude will arise. Don't let one down year crush your reason for becoming a Lady Vol, let it inspire you and drive each of you to make your mark in the great history that ONLY Lady Vol basketball can define. We fans are behind you 110% and look forward to the new season coming. I for one believe and support our ladies and our coaching staff without question of hesitation. GO LADY VOLS!!!
From: A TRUE fan. [Post: ReachKim00 - GoVolsXtra 3/23/09]
HAVE A HAPPY & SAFE 4TH OF JULY
Former Lady Vol Candace Parker is a 2009 ESPY Nominee in Two Categories
June 28, 2009
Former University of Tennessee Lady Vol Olympian and All-America Candace Parker has once again been selected as an ESPY nominee. The two-time Lady Vol NCAA Champion was nominated in the categories of: Best Female Athlete and Best WNBA Player. After winning back-to-back national championships at UT in 2007 and 2008, the WNBA's top draft pick in 2008 completed her whirlwind summer as the WNBA Rookie of the Year, the WNBA MVP and a 2008 Olympic gold medalist.
The ESPY Awards honor the best achievements, moments and leading athletes of the previous year. Fans will determine winners in 37 categories through online at www.ESPYS.tv and mobile phone voting at www.espn.mobi that begins Thursday and runs through July 11. The ESPYS will take place on Wednesday, July 15th at the Nokia Theater in downtown Los Angeles and will be hosted by Samuel L. Jackson. They will air on ESPN and ESPN-HD on Sunday, July 19th at 9 p.m. EST. FULL STORY >>
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Tennessee Coach Pat Summitt Headlines Inspiring Women Night
June 28, 2009
INDIANAPOLIS - Pat Summitt, legendary coach at the University of Tennessee and the winningest men's or women's basketball coach in NCAA history, will be the featured guest during the Indiana Fever's Inspiring Women Night, July 30, when the Fever hosts the Connecticut Sun (7:00 p.m.). A hall of fame coach who has guided the Lady Volunteers to eight national championships since 1974, Summitt owns 1,005 career victories. She is a seven-time NCAA Coach of the Year and, in 2000, was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame.
Summitt highlights the Fever's annual Inspiring Women Night which honors local women of distinction. Past featured guests include ABC News' "Good Morning America" co-anchor Robin Roberts in 2007, and former Fever and U.S. Olympic coach Anne Donovan in 2008. FULL STORY >>
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Lady Vols Eight Basketball National Championships Available on DVD
June 23, 2009
For the first time, University of Tennessee fans have the opportunity to own all eight Lady Vols basketball national championships on DVD. From the first national championship game versus Louisiana Tech in 1987, that began a dynasty, to the impressive triumph over Stanford in the 2008 NCAA title game, the Tennessee Lady Vols have built the most dominant program in women's basketball.
Now games representing all eight of the Lady Vols NCAA basketball championships can be collected and watched again and again. The only exception to the collection of national championship games offered is that instead of the 83-65 1996 championship game victory over Georgia, the '96 game offered is a fan favorite 88-83 overtime win over Connecticut in the Final Four. IMG College/Lady Vol Network will offer these special titles from the NCAA's archives on the Vol Network's online store www.volnetwork.tv. FULL STORY >>
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Coach Summitt Unveiled On Knoxville Family Justice Center Poster
June 20, 2009
KNOXVILLE - University of Tennessee Lady Vol basketball head coach Pat Summitt has partnered with the Knoxville Family Justice Center and Operation for HOPE Foundation to raise awareness and put an end to domestic violence. The poster campaign featuring Coach Summitt and the words "Ending Family Violence = VICTORY" was unveiled Thursday morning at the Knoxville Family Justice Center. "I am very thankful for the Knoxville Family Justice Center, the people here make a difference. I am here today because I want to help make a difference," said Summitt.
Domestic violence is an issue that occurs in Knoxville and Knox County as 23 domestic violence homicides have occurred in the past three years, 10 of which have come in the past year. Knoxville Police Chief Sterling Owen told the gathered crowd that in 2008 over 16,400 domestic violence calls were made to 911, about one call every half hour. "However, that is a positive trend as there were over 18,600 calls in 2007. We believe that the Knoxville Family Justice Center has helped that trend," said Owen. FULL STORY >>
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Nashville is now 'String Music City'
By TENNESSEAN
June 18, 2009
Basketball tourneys raise city's profile
The one-time image of Nashville as a non-sports community has undergone a dramatic change in the past decade, thanks largely to the arrival of the Nashville Predators and Tennessee Titans. Throw in the emergence of the Music City Bowl, a 30-plus year run by the Nashville Sounds and the landscape looks quite different than it did in the 1950s and '60s.
Just how significantly the city has changed as a sports destination was reinforced on Wednesday when the Southeastern Conference selected the Nashville Sports Council to host its Women's Basketball Tournaments in 2011 and 2012 and Men's Basketball Tournament in 2013. Nashville will be host of an SEC or NCAA tournament for five consecutive years, beginning with the SEC Men's Tournament next spring and culminating with the NCAA Women's Final Four in 2014. FULL STORY >>
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Kiffin Clinic for Women Called Smashing Success
June 13, 2009
Tennessee's female fans took a crash course in UT football Friday, and early returns were that they passed with flying Orange and White colors. Head coach Lane Kiffin and his first-year staff hosted the inaugural Lane Kiffin Football Clinic for Women on the UT campus. A total of 214 orange-clad "students" signed up and were in attendance Friday morning before the bell struck 9. Five hours later, the reviews were all A's.
"I hate to admit this but I thought it was going to be pretty lame," Knoxville's Lynn Taylor said with a laugh. "I was wrong; it was great. They had us totally fired up for this season. I can't wait to go to the games because I will see them in a completely different light. "I got to see things I would never get to see and meet people I would never get to meet. I just really enjoyed it." Attendees began with tours of the Neyland-Thompson Sports Center, followed by welcoming comments from Kiffin and athletics director Mike Hamilton. Layla Kiffin, wife of the Vols head coach, then answered questions before turning things over to UT's all-star coaching staff. FULL STORY >>
Dreams come true for Iraqis at Summitt camp
By John Shearer
June 12, 2009
Tennessee Lady Vols coach Pat Summitt has not been the only attraction at her youth basketball camp this week. Also enjoying plenty of attention is a team of 10 girls ages 14-16 and three coaches from Iraq. The squad is here as part of a program coordinated by the U.S. State Department's SportsUnited and other groups.
Although many of the girls - who represent a diversity of Iraqi geographic regions and religious beliefs - are still fine-tuning their skills as they learn the game, they have apparently already won over a few hearts. Among those impressed with their aggressive style of play has been Summitt. FULL STORY >>
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Iraq to America: UT Coach Pat Summitt, Sport 4 Peace Host Iraqi Girls
June 9, 2009
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - An Iraqi girls' basketball team made up of 10 players and three coaches will be making a stop at the University of Tennessee and the Lady Vols basketball camp as part of a program that promotes peace and cultural understanding through sports. Sponsored by Sport 4 Peace/Global Sports Partners and SportsUnited, the players arrived in Washington, D.C., on June 3 and will spend several days in the nation's capital.
The team will visit a local high school, assist with a youth soccer program for mentally and physically disabled children, tour the Smithsonian, and attend a WNBA Washington Mystics vs. Atlanta Dream game. On June 9, the team will travel to Knoxville to participate in UT head coach Pat Summitt's basketball camps, June 10-17. While in Knoxville, the girls will have an opportunity to tour the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, hike in the Smoky Mountains, and visit local homes for dinner and entertainment. FULL STORY >>
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