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Dooley: Vols on way up

By Tom Murphy

Posted: July 26, 2012 at 4:32 a.m.

Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray, who missed five games last season, said the Volunteers didn’t play as well as they should have in 2011.

Butch Dill
Credit: AP
 Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray, who missed five games last season, said the Volunteers didn’t play as well as they should have in 2011.

Derek Dooley’s rhetoric at SEC media days was nearly as hot as the seat he sits on as he enters his third season as Tennessee’s football coach.

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Sports, Pages 19 on 07/26/2012

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