Does anyone know what's up with Zach Cunningham?

[historybill]

He's only 28, and a case can be made that he is one of the all time greats to ever come from Vanderbilt.

(Who can ever forget his tackle that beat Georgia? My God I love watching that play!)

He's been a free agent since February, when the Titanics cut him.

[Go Vandy!]

"This ship cannot sink."
"She is made of iron, sir. I assure you... she can and she will. (And then 4 of the most chilling words in history- well, cinematic history, anyway.) It's a mathematical certainty."

[commadore]

"This ship cannot sink."
"She is made of iron, sir. I assure you... she can and she will. (And then 4 of the most chilling words in history- well, cinematic history, anyway.) It's a mathematical certainty."

What the hell does this mean?

[MrMemorial]

The original poster called the sinking ship on the east bank of the Cumberland "the titanics."

[Go Vandy!]

There are rumors they have traded Vrabel, Kelly & Dews, half the receiver corps and cut loose the entire special teams squad. Awaiting confirmation.

[MrMemorial]

There are rumors they have traded Vrabel, Kelly & Dews, half the receiver corps and cut loose the entire special teams squad. Awaiting confirmation.

Any franchise that refused to draft Randy Moss because of (cough-cough) "character issues" but didn't hesitate to draft Pacman Jones a few years later? I notice there are so many less titanic apologists on here recently as well as around town. Won't stop the local sports media from kissing their multi-tone blue backsides.

[AuricGoldfinger]

Just signed a one-year deal with Philadelphia.

[commadore]

The original poster called the sinking ship on the east bank of the Cumberland "the titanics."

Still has nothing to do with, nor does it answer the original question.