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Great site, I enjoy it everytime I come in! I was just wondering if you guys knew how to get tickets to a mens basketball game with out taking out a loan? Paying over face for football is one thing but paying what some of these folks want for Basketball is crazy, and most of them are nosebleed. And we all know nosebleed at the T-B Arena is way up there. Anyway thank you for your time and for the sevice you provide with your site.
Shane
To Whom it may concern,
As an avid college football fan, reading your blog is definitely a refreshing experience. It is the definition of thorough and is particularly useful for unearthing details on any and all things Vol related.
I’m contacting you specifically because I’m part of a team that recently launched a sports video and news website called Fandome.com, designed to be a network of locally focused team video sites, and we are currently in the process of launching our Tennessee Vol community. With some of the most passionate fans around, the decision to embrace the Tennessee community as one of our first featured pages came naturally.
I would love the opportunity to discuss working in conjunction with you and your site in a manner that enriches the Tennessee fan landscape and is mutually beneficial. With over 34,000 easily embeddable sports videos categorized and searchable by sport, date, team, player, and numerous other groupings, FanDome.com can be an invaluable resource for fans and professionals alike. Still, we are extremely interested in expanding our offerings beyond video and news and are actively pursing avenues to embrace the blogosphere.
We have already partnered with several bloggers for OSU in our effort to launch a comprehensive site for Buckeye Fans and an expansive network across our partnered sites and our Myspace applications. We envision doing the same thing for the Tennessee fans as well.
Feel free to check out our OSU page to see what we have been working on
http://www.buckeyedome.com
You can also visit or existing Tennessee page to see the videos and news we provide there as we move towards a model more similar to what we have completed for OSU.
http://volunteers.fandome.com/NCAA_Football/
I would love to speak with you sometime soon if possible. My number is listed below if its easier for you to contact me that way. Feel free to roam our entire site and I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience.
Thanks,
- Joe Pinion
Co-founder
http://www.FanDome.com
c: 917-696-5289
Hey.. have been goin thru ur blog since a couple of weeks now. Pretty interestin stuffin there. Gud work.. BTW I think u shd book a button on http://www.blogertize.in under the “Sports” segment. Though the site is to be launched by mid Sep I think u can reserve your slot….The content is quite rich.. think it’ll give u sum more exposure
Cheerz and keep up the gud work
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