Alright, so I wanted to keep track of the Tennessee basketball schedule, you know, just for my own little obsession.
First, I grabbed my laptop and opened up the browser. Typed in “Tennessee basketball schedule” in the search bar and hit enter. Lots of stuff popped up, but I went straight for the official NCAA site. That’s usually the best place to get the real deal.
Once I was on the site, I found the schedule, no problem. They usually make it pretty easy to find. It was a whole long list of games, times, and opponents. They even mentioned something about the Volunteers, or the “Vols” as they call ’em, being part of the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and competing in Division I of the NCAA.
- Scrolled through the whole thing, making mental notes of the big games.
- Saw that they mentioned some player, Carr, leaving, leaving them with just eight players. Apparently, they started with eleven, and there was some foot surgery drama with a guy named JP Estrella back in November.
- Also noticed a bit about the women’s team – they seem to be pretty good, with eight NCAA titles. 1987, 1989, 1991, then a bunch in the late 90s, and a couple more in 2007 and 2008. That’s some serious history!
So, after soaking all that in, I decided to copy the whole schedule. Just highlighted the text, right-clicked, and copied it. Then, I opened up a new document in my word processor, pasted it in, and saved the file as “Vols Schedule.” Easy peasy.
Now I’ve got the whole schedule saved, and I can check it whenever I want. Maybe I’ll even print it out and stick it on the fridge. You know, just to keep things old school.
The Process Is Done!
That’s pretty much it. Nothing too fancy, but now I’m all set to follow the Vols’ season. It’s always a good time. Go Vols!
