June 05, 2006 Sports » Sports Feature

Cooter’s Gone 

by John Branston
Jim Bob Cooter
  • Jim Bob Cooter
It’s a dark day here at the Flyer as we mourn the loss of one of our favorite college football players — Jim Bob Cooter. A walk-on quarterback for the Tennessee Vols, Cooter has been suspended from the team for allegedly distributing moonshine from the UT locker room and shooting railroad crossing signs with his pellet gun. Okay, we made some of that up. He was actually charged with a DUI over the weekend.

Here’s to you, Cooter! It's Rocky Top's loss.

Sports Feature archives »

Comments (0)

Subscribe to this thread:
By Email
With RSS

Add a comment

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

Latest Stories

Top Viewed Stories

Site Search

From the Archives

  • Number 20 at Number 27

    You have to wonder if the Carolina Panthers fully realize the gem they found near the end of the first round in Saturday’s NFL draft. However much talent DeAngelo Williams may bring coach John Fox’s squad, the Carolina locker room has already gained a notch in class. Read the Panthers’ first Q & A with DeAngelo here.
    • by John Branston
    • May 1, 2006

  • A Daly Dose

    With the FedEx St. Jude Classic only a few days away, the time is right to catch up with John Daly. With the recent publication of an autobiography (and the requisite appearance on 60 Minutes), Daly’s public may be learning more than it needs to know about the former British Open champ. To find out what happens every time Big John drinks a bottle of water, go here.
    • by John Branston
    • May 16, 2006
  • More »

Most Commented On

THIS WEEK'S ISSUE

Cover Story: Pit Stops

By Hannah Sayle, Chris Herrington, Chris Shaw, Louis Goggans, Greg Akers and Bruce VanWyngarden

download this issue

SPECIAL ISSUES

Best of Memphis 2012

Best of Memphis 2012

click here to see more »

Hotties 2013

Hotties 2013

click here to see more »

© 1996-2013

Contemporary Media
460 Tennessee Street, 2nd Floor | Memphis, TN 38103
Visit our other sites: Memphis Magazine | Memphis Parent | Memphis Business Quarterly
Powered by Foundation