Imagine this: You're an Army Reserve soldier from Knoxville sent to Mosul, Iraq in support of "Operation Iraqi Freedom." Driving up a dusty hill on your way to the former house of "Chemical Ali," now converted to the Headquarters of 101st Division Artillery, you're daydreaming about home. You're slightly depressed, thinking of what you'll be missing this fall; Boomsday, the Smoky Mountain seasonal change, your girlfriend, family, and the whole atmosphere that comes along with UT football, all enough to put one in a foul mood. As the hot 120-degree Iraqi sun beats down, made worse by the heat-retaining flak...