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On Thanksgiving morning, November 24th, join us at 76 Belinda Pkwy for the Tommy Crockett Memorial Rescue Run! We can’t wait to honor the late Tommy Crockett with this year’s Thanksgiving morning 5k, at Two Rivers Ford! The net proceeds from this Thanksgiving Day 5k and Fun Run go to Animal Rescue Corps to help abused & neglected animals, a cause that’s near and dear to us.
Register by Nov 13th to guarantee your exclusive 2022 race tee, by clicking THIS LINK and following the steps!
Run, walk, or trot for charity in a timed & USATF-certified 5k or a 1-mile Fun Run. Oh, and did we mention there are medals?
1st, 2nd, and 3rd place medals are awarded to the fastest male and female runners in each of a dozen+ age groups and an additional trophy and gift basket are awarded to the fastest male and female overall winners!
Make sure you sign up by NEXT SUNDAY, November 13th! We can’t wait to see you Thanksgiving morning!
Vols Get Run out of Athens by Bulldogs
Saturday afternoon, all eyes were on Athens, GA, as the #1 Vols took on the #3 Georgia Bulldogs in what was essentially a winner take all game for the SEC East. Georgia got off to a hot start, and never looked back, dominating the Vols 27-13, in a game that was much more one-sided than the score might indicate.
Heisman hopeful Hendon Hooker never was able to settle in, as he was constantly under pressure from an incredible Georgia defensive line. The Dawgs had their way with the Vols on offense too for much of the day, milking a big lead for most of the afternoon.
The loss was a huge shot to the Vols’ college football playoff chances, especially after #6 Alabama fell in Baton Rouge to #10 LSU. However, all hope is not lost, as #4 Clemson also lost, creating a major shakeup in the CFB top-10.
Vols fans will have to wait this week to see how the playoff committee views their rough loss to the soon-to-be #1 Georgia Bulldogs.
All hope is not lost though, Vols fans. Keep your heads up, and Go Big Orange!
#VanLife in a 2023 Ford Transit Trail
If you’re looking for a van so you can hit the road and explore, look no further than the 2023 Ford Transit Trail. Now, you won’t have to gut an old van and redesign it, you can hit the trail in a Ford vehicle that’s already prepared for whatever you could throw at it!
And if you hurry, you too can LIVE IN A VAN, DOWN BY THE RIVER!!
Titans Lose Heartbreaker in Kansas City
Last night, as I’m sure many of you saw, the Titans collapsed in the 2nd half, in primetime, vs the Kansas City Chiefs. The Titans carried a 14-9 lead into the half, and went up 17-9 in the 3rd quarter. They held that lead until about 3 minutes left, when Patrick Mahomes drove the Chiefs down the field, and tied the game on their 3rd attempt at a 2-point conversion. In overtime, the Chiefs got a field goal, after converting crazy play after crazy play.
Then the Titans got the ball, put together 4 horrific plays in a row, and it was over. Just like that.
The Titans defense played over 40 minutes of the game, and put together one of the best performances you’ll see from an NFL defense. But in the end, the Titans play calling held them back, and couldn’t get it done when it mattered most.
Gut-wrenching loss.
Nothing else to say…
On this Day in History
- In 2016, Janet Reno, the first female attorney general of the United States, died at age 78.
- In 2000, the U.S. presidential election ended in a statistical tie between Al Gore and George W. Bush
- In 1991, NBA legend Magic Johnson announced that he was HIV-positive and was immediately retiring from the sport
- In 1989, Douglas Wilder was elected governor of Virginia, becoming the first African American to win a U.S. gubernatorial election
- In 1962, first lady Eleanor Roosevelt died at age 78 in New York City
- In 1944, Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected to an unprecedented fourth term as president of the United States
- In 1918, famous evangelist pastor Billy Graham was born in Charlotte, NC
- In 1916, Jeannette Rankin won a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, becoming the first woman elected to Congress
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