Just saw Vince

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hookem2003

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hanging out w/ Steve McNair and a couple others at Corner Pub in Nashville. Looked completely relaxed, having a couple beers with his friends like anybody else. Definitely didn't look distressed, depressed, etc. I went up and told him I went to UT and would always be a big fan, and he was very cordial.

Moral of the story, I think, is that everything will be fine, don't believe the media hype.
 
Well, as a firefighter who's been involved in many, many incidents that we then watch on the news or read about in the paper later, I can tell you that judging from that sample, much of what is reported on the news is distorted, inaccurate, or just flat out wrong.
 
His mom called me earlier frantically trying to find him. I think she was going to call the A-Team next. Glad he is okay tonight.

That is cool that you intro'd yourself and that he responded. I have heard this from others. He stops what he is doing, gives a moment of time and is genuine. He really does bleed Burnt Orange till the day he dies.
 
If he quits the NFL he needs to come back to Texas to be like a motivational speaker for the team or something. I don't care what it is, but I want VY back on the UT campus if he leaves te NFL. What a class act!
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The A-Team.


Now that's some funny sh*t.

I pity da fool...

Did you know John Singleton's making an A-Team movie with Bruce Willis, Woody Harrelso, and Ice Cube due out next Year?
 
glad to hear it hookem03, vince is this generation's chuck norris, except for the fact that vince does in real life what chuck did in movies.
 
Hookem2003, did you notice that in his subsequent interview, he mentioned how much he appreciated fans who came up to him while he was out eating and voiced their support for him? You done good, my man.
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