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- Rocky Top report: Tennessee's Jordan McRae made up for lost time Wednesday night in Session 1 of the Rocky Top Summer League.
- Minutes man: When asked what Tennessee basketball fans will notice about him that's different in 2011-12, Kenny Hall couldn't resist a smug reply:
- Quick challenge: Handling speedy opponents is a challenge for Tennessee's heir-apparent at point guard, who may not encounter a speedier challenge than the one he faced in Wednesday night's Rocky Top League opener.
- Bigger and calmer: Tennessee basketball fans can look for a bit more weight and a bit less emotion from one Vol this season. Just ask him.
- Vol hoops talent: Many concerned Tennessee basketball fans view the returning players for 2011-12 as mediocre at best. Tony Jones disagrees, which isn't surprising since he's the guy responsible for signing those players.
- Learning to lead: Most of the participating basketball players use the Rocky Top summer league to work on their offensive skills. A few allegedly use it to work on their defensive skills.
- Knee's OK, so's Maymon:
The Rocky Top League is a good place to check out Tennessee's new basketball signees. It's a good place to check out the progress of Vol veterans. It's a good place to check out the area's small-college talent.
- Rock Hill to The Hill: Mere months after signing Gatorade National Player of the Year Justin Worley, Tennessee is recruiting a guy who played a key role in helping him earn that honor.
- Richardson's RTL debut: In his first appearance before Tennessee fans, Vol signee Josh Richardson was just what head coach Cuonzo Martin said he'd be.
- Fulmer on AD hire: He isn't lobbying to be Tennessee's athletics director. He isn't expecting to be Tennessee's athletics director. But Phillip Fulmer sees plenty of precedent to suggest that former football coaches can make excellent ADs.
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