tell me about University of Tennessee

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Stanford is the gold standard. Excellent academics with excellent sports. Vandy has excellent academics.

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Anonymous wrote:UT trying to be Auburn without the cute town and the business school.

UT has a cool downtown. Auburn has a tiny stamp of a town that sells burgers, sweet tea, and some pimento cheese. Thats about it.

Don't forget the lemonade!

That’s Georgia. Home of Chicfila.

Next time you are in Auburn, do yourself a favor and grab a lemonade at Toomer's. It makes Chick fil a taste like CountryTime.

https://toomers.com/

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Anonymous wrote:It’s like circus peanut orange. Not a true orange.

The best description
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I can’t I see it…

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Unsee it

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Anonymous wrote:UT trying to be Auburn without the cute town and the business school.

UT has a cool downtown. Auburn has a tiny stamp of a town that sells burgers, sweet tea, and some pimento cheese. Thats about it.

Don't forget the lemonade!

That’s Georgia. Home of Chicfila.

There is a Publix walkable to Auburn campus. Tennessee is out just for that reason.

I do love their fresh sandwiches and chicken fingers. But I don’t love Alabama Tornadoes.

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Anonymous wrote:UT trying to be Auburn without the cute town and the business school.

UT has a cool downtown. Auburn has a tiny stamp of a town that sells burgers, sweet tea, and some pimento cheese. Thats about it.

Don't forget the lemonade!

That’s Georgia. Home of Chicfila.

Next time you are in Auburn, do yourself a favor and grab a lemonade at Toomer's. It makes Chick fil a taste like CountryTime.

https://toomers.com/

If Auburn could just update all of its buildings, it would actually be pretty cool. The business is nice. But everything else needs a major, major update.

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Anonymous wrote:Stanford is the gold standard. Excellent academics with excellent sports. Vandy has excellent academics.

The exercise was a ranking by academic quality of SEC schools. Stanford was a hair's breadth from being conference-less and will be screwed when the inevitable ACC breakup happens.

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Anonymous wrote:UT trying to be Auburn without the cute town and the business school.

UT has a cool downtown. Auburn has a tiny stamp of a town that sells burgers, sweet tea, and some pimento cheese. Thats about it.

Don't forget the lemonade!

That’s Georgia. Home of Chicfila.

There is a Publix walkable to Auburn campus. Tennessee is out just for that reason.

I do love their fresh sandwiches and chicken fingers. But I don’t love Alabama Tornadoes.

Publix is a Florida masterpiece. Pub subs are amazing. Have you ever had the chicken finger sub? Alabama has tornadoes, Tulane gets hurricanes as does Florida, California schools have mudslides, fires, and droughts, the northeast is too cold and the Midwest is too much basement time in winter, every school is going to have its issues with weather.

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Anonymous wrote:Stanford is the gold standard. Excellent academics with excellent sports. Vandy has excellent academics.

The exercise was a ranking by academic quality of SEC schools. Stanford was a hair's breadth from being conference-less and will be screwed when the inevitable ACC breakup happens.

The ACC is growing, not contracting. The point being you can have exceptional academics and athletics. The great schools aren’t gonna settle for just one or the other.

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Anonymous wrote:Stanford is the gold standard. Excellent academics with excellent sports. Vandy has excellent academics.

The exercise was a ranking by academic quality of SEC schools. Stanford was a hair's breadth from being conference-less and will be screwed when the inevitable ACC breakup happens.

This isn’t an exercise. It’s a fun discussion discussion -relax pal.

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Anonymous wrote:UT trying to be Auburn without the cute town and the business school.

UT has a cool downtown. Auburn has a tiny stamp of a town that sells burgers, sweet tea, and some pimento cheese. Thats about it.

Don't forget the lemonade!

That’s Georgia. Home of Chicfila.

There is a Publix walkable to Auburn campus. Tennessee is out just for that reason.

I do love their fresh sandwiches and chicken fingers. But I don’t love Alabama Tornadoes.

Publix is a Florida masterpiece. Pub subs are amazing. Have you ever had the chicken finger sub? Alabama has tornadoes, Tulane gets hurricanes as does Florida, California schools have mudslides, fires, and droughts, the northeast is too cold and the Midwest is too much basement time in winter, every school is going to have its issues with weather.

All the more reasons to stay in Virginia.

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Anonymous wrote:UT trying to be Auburn without the cute town and the business school.

UT has a cool downtown. Auburn has a tiny stamp of a town that sells burgers, sweet tea, and some pimento cheese. Thats about it.

Don't forget the lemonade!

That’s Georgia. Home of Chicfila.

There is a Publix walkable to Auburn campus. Tennessee is out just for that reason.

I do love their fresh sandwiches and chicken fingers. But I don’t love Alabama Tornadoes.

Publix is a Florida masterpiece. Pub subs are amazing. Have you ever had the chicken finger sub? Alabama has tornadoes, Tulane gets hurricanes as does Florida, California schools have mudslides, fires, and droughts, the northeast is too cold and the Midwest is too much basement time in winter, every school is going to have its issues with weather.

All the more reasons to stay in Virginia.

Yes, we would never want to leave the bubble. Ever.

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Anonymous wrote:UT trying to be Auburn without the cute town and the business school.

UT has a cool downtown. Auburn has a tiny stamp of a town that sells burgers, sweet tea, and some pimento cheese. Thats about it.

Downtown Auburn is head and shoulders above that hot mess of Knoxville.

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Anonymous wrote:UT trying to be Auburn without the cute town and the business school.

UT has a cool downtown. Auburn has a tiny stamp of a town that sells burgers, sweet tea, and some pimento cheese. Thats about it.

Don't forget the lemonade!

That’s Georgia. Home of Chicfila.

There is a Publix walkable to Auburn campus. Tennessee is out just for that reason.

I do love their fresh sandwiches and chicken fingers. But I don’t love Alabama Tornadoes.

Publix is a Florida masterpiece. Pub subs are amazing. Have you ever had the chicken finger sub? Alabama has tornadoes, Tulane gets hurricanes as does Florida, California schools have mudslides, fires, and droughts, the northeast is too cold and the Midwest is too much basement time in winter, every school is going to have its issues with weather.

All the more reasons to stay in Virginia.

Yes, we would never want to leave the bubble. Ever.

We do have Publix in Stafford and Chicfilas.

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Anonymous wrote:UT trying to be Auburn without the cute town and the business school.

UT has a cool downtown. Auburn has a tiny stamp of a town that sells burgers, sweet tea, and some pimento cheese. Thats about it.

Don't forget the lemonade!

That’s Georgia. Home of Chicfila.

There is a Publix walkable to Auburn campus. Tennessee is out just for that reason.

There is a Publix one street over from UTK’s campus.

I got my Masters there and had no complaints. It’s a fun town, access to the Smokies was great, lots of accessible outdoor activities for breaks and weekends. I taught a few classes and had great students.