Peyton Manning Tennessee Volunteers Documentary

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Published 2017-12-05

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@zdc4bama 4 years ago

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@kevinfrain7901 4 years ago

Announcer: GIVE. HIM. Me: let me guess, six? Announcer: TWO!
@subvet3668 5 years ago

All the negative comments about the announcer. That was the legendary Voice of the Vols, John Ward, he was the radio announcer not tv which is why he was more descriptive of the plays. He was simply the best and a lot of us would turn the sound down on our TV and turn up the radio just to hear him. He was Tennessee thru and thru and he shared our own enthusiasm with our VOLS.
@Kingjoffrey12 4 years ago

"GIVE...HIM...SIX." John Ward was a legend. RIP 2018
@brentwinter6416 5 years ago

I would love to see Tennessee on top again. Go Vols.
@JustAThought155 2 years ago

I moved to Nashville in December 1997 from the NYC area. I watched him on television playing ONE GAME and I was a fan for LIFE!!! I KNEW this guy was the Dr. of football!!! In my mind, HE IS A TRUE PROFESSIONAL sports figure.
@dathomeslicewaluigi5033 6 years ago

whoever did the editing on this is a champ
@dickemdown1511 5 years ago

damn i never really watch manning college highlights, but Manning was moving
@waynechappelle6798 5 years ago

Thank you Peyton. You made Tennessee Proud.
@dirt1736 4 years ago

Its crazy vols won national champ in 98 the year after manning left....he paved the way
@andrewglass9706 5 years ago

Those scrambling plays were a lot faster in college 🤣🤣
@sambezious 4 years ago

I love watching these old videos, and it's not really all about seeing Peyton play, but getting to listen to John Ward. What a special person he was. He was, for many of us, our eyes and ears during each and every game. RIP, John Ward, there will never been another one like you. ~Sam
@MrLewis-lk8us 5 years ago

How can anyone not be a Peyton Manning fan? I only wish it was longer.
@kevin4209 5 years ago

Man, I forgot how good his legs were when he was younger. He had everything, running ability, deep ball, pocket presence.
@simonsaythis 6 years ago

Hope he comes back to Tennessee to coach one day. Would be so cool.
@bethanysparks1 4 years ago

Some generations remember Bradshaw, Namith, Ellway, and Aikman. My generation will remember Manning.The greatest to play the position of quarterback ever.
@jamielancaster01 2 years ago

Love hearing John Ward “Voice of the Vols” & Bill Anderson! Go Big Orange!
@chuyozuna2398 6 years ago

One of my favorite qbs of all time 👐
@Guurur 4 years ago

Peyton deserves to be in every hall of fame of football. We dearly miss you - Patriots Nation.
@fredpendergrass6960 2 years ago

I was so blessed to have had the experiences of UT football with John Ward calling the games. Give him six, touchdown Big Orange!