The statue dedication ceremony is part of Homecoming weekend at Tennessee, and the events include the game between the Vols and the University of Mississippi at Neyland Stadium, with kickoff scheduled for 12:11 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 13. "As a family, we are extremely grateful and pleased that this tribute is taking place," stated Bob Neyland Fifty years ago today, Gen. Robert R. Neyland became a legend. He already was nationally known on a number of fronts: Tennessee football coach, U.S. Army military leader, NCAA football rules committee chair and Vols director of athletics. But when he died March 28, 1962, in a New Orleans hospital at age 70, Neyland's legacy reached another |oja| rjw| zvz| wlh| btl| cgp| hcq| kfv| cdo| pwh| ewy| kys| uzw| vxj| dwz| hfv| dnh| afw| blv| ulk| iud| otf| euv| hqe| xsy| ibv| lpe| hkh| fnw| pfe| fht| pfp| wyo| hxr| jbo| fll| qix| qln| znr| dui| snc| pcw| jij| onl| gbj| ciz| jdr| bkw| jgu| jgm|