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In-N-Out to open restaurants in Tennessee by 2026, company says
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Fashionable West Coast chain In-N-Out Burger is constant to maneuver east, asserting Tuesday that it plans to open eating places in Tennessee by 2026.
The Tennessee areas would be the chain’s first enlargement east of Texas. In-N-Out additionally plans to open a company workplace in Franklin, Tennessee, by 2026 — a $125.5 million funding, in keeping with the Tennessee governor’s workplace.
“For a few years, we have heard requests from our clients in Tennessee to think about opening areas close to them, additional east than we have ever been,” mentioned In-N-Out proprietor and president Lynsi Snyder in an announcement. “Our clients are our most vital asset at In-N-Out, and we very a lot look ahead to serving them in years to return, and changing into a part of the fantastic communities in The Volunteer State.”
Snyder is the only granddaughter of In-N-Out’s founders, Harry and Esther Snyder.
“In each determination I make, I all the time contemplate what my household would need,” Snyder added within the information launch. “I’ve little question that my grandparents, dad and uncle could be pleased with this determination to develop our affiliate household and serve much more wonderful clients starting in Nashville and the encompassing areas.”
The long-lasting burger chain, which is celebrating its seventy fifth anniversary later this 12 months, began as a stand in Southern California in 1948. It now operates 385 eating places all through California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Texas, Oregon and Colorado. In-N-Out continues to be household owned and operated by the Snyder household, and doesn’t franchise its companies.
Tennessee Gov. Invoice Lee mentioned in an announcement that he’s enthusiastic about In-N-Out’s enlargement, which he expects will add 277 new jobs.
“Tennessee’s unmatched enterprise local weather, expert workforce and central location make our state the best place for this family-run firm to set up its first jap United States hub,” Lee mentioned. “We thank In-N-Out for planting roots in Williamson County and creating new jobs for Tennesseans.”
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34 days until it is football time in Tennessee
Tennessee will kick off its 2024 football season in 34 days.
The Vols will open its upcoming campaign on Aug. 31 against Chattanooga at Neyland Stadium. Kickoff is slated for 12:45 p.m. EDT and SEC Network will televise the contest.
2024 will be the fourth season for Tennessee under head coach Josh Heupel. In his first three seasons, Heupel is 27-12 and guided the Vols to three bowl games.
The Vols finished 9-4 (4-4 SEC) last season.
With 34 days remaining until the start of the 2024 football season, Vols Wire looks back at Tennessee student-athletes who wore No. 34.
All time players to wear No. 34 for Tennessee:
William McCarren (1937-38)
Ike Peel (1939-41)
Mark Major (1944-47)
Fred Fogarty (1949)
Gary Hermann (1951-52)
Jack Willis (1955)
Sammy Burklow (1956-58)
J.W. Carter (1959-61)
Jerry McKelvy (1964)
Lee Mace (1965)
Richard Pickens (1966-68)
Anthony Edwards (1969-71)
Hank Walter (1972-74)
Rand Willard (1975)
Dennis Wolfe (1976-78)
James Berry (1979-81)
Tanner Holloman (1983)
Jessie Martin (1984)
Reggie Brown (1985)
Reggie Cobb (1988-89)
Armondos Fisher (1991-93)
Steven Johnson (1995-98)
Travis Stephens (1999-2001)
Jabari Davis (2002-04)
Dorian Davis (2007)
Herman Lathers (2008-12)
Jaylen Reeves-Maybin (2013-14)
Patrick Toole (2013)
Darrin Kirkland Jr. (2015-18)
Malik Elion (2017)
Deontae Beauchamp (2019)
Trel Riley (2020-22)
McCallan Castles (2023)
Jack Luttrell (2023)
*Source: 2023 Tennessee Football Media Guide
Story originally appeared on Vols Wire
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Titans WR Calvin Ridley Suffers Minor Injury
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The Tennessee Titans are breathing a sigh of relief today after an injury to wide receiver Calvin Ridley wasn’t deemed a serious one.
Coach Brian Callahan spoke with reporters following practice to explain Ridley’s ankle flareup.
“No issues coming out of practice,” Callahan said via reporter JT Ruhnke. “Calvin Ridley had a little slight ankle issue. He was out for a little bit. He came back and he was fine. Nobody else with really any issues so we should be good to go on the injury front.”
Any injuries at this point during training camp are tough, so the Titans are happy to have avoided one here, especially to one of the richest players on the team in Ridley. Tennessee signed Ridley this offseason to a four-year, $92 million deal, making him one of the highest-paid receivers in the NFL.
Ridley, 29, returned to the NFL last season after missing the entire 2022 campaign serving a suspension for violating the league’s anti-gambling policy. He bounced back in a big way, catching 76 passes for 1,016 yards and eight touchdowns for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Jags were hoping to re-sign him in free agency, but he said “no thanks” and instead joined arguably their biggest rival in the Titans.
Ridley is expected to be a key contributor for the Titans this season in coach Callahan’s new-look offense alongside fellow free agent signee Tyler Boyd and veteran wideout DeAndre Hopkins.
If Ridley can stay healthy like he did in 2023, he could have another big year for the Titans as they look to climb out of last place in the AFC South and take over his former team along with the Indianapolis Colts and Houston Texans to return to first place in the division.
Ridley and the Titans play their first preseason game in two weeks against the San Francisco 49ers. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m. CT from Nissan Stadium.
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Observations From Saturday's Titans Practice at Nissan Stadium
_Quarterback Mason Rudolph was sharp once again, completing all four of his passes in 7-on-7 and 6 of 7 passes on team drills. I now have Rudolph 23-of-25 in the 7-on-7 and team work in camp. Rudolph handled the pressure well on Saturday, and I liked how he directed his pass catchers after making some of his throws.
-Quarterback Malik Willis also had a good day, and he got a nice compliment from Callahan after today’s work. I had Willis 3-of-4 in 7-on-7 drills and 3-of-5 in team drills, making him 6-of-9 for the day. I now have Willis at 18-of-24 in 7-on-7 and team work combined in camp. Willis made a beautiful back-shoulder throw to receiver Tre’Shaun Harrison, and he was on the money on throws under pressure.
“Really pleased with Malik,” Callahan said. “I think both those quarterbacks have really done a nice job. Malik came out and had a nice day with some aggressive throws. He’s really done a nice job knowing what to do, where to go with the football. And, really pleased with how he played today. It was a good day for Malik.”
-Tight end Josh Whyle was a popular target on the day, but he kicked himself for losing the football following one catch.
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