The Founders
Billy Ratliff
Founder & Host
As a former defensive tackle at the University of Tennessee, Billy brings his unique perspective as a star defender into the broadcasting chair. He is famous for causing and recovering the miracle “Stoerner Fumble,” which saved the Volunteers’ crucial match-up against the Arkansas Razorbacks in 1998.
Billy would later go on to help the Volunteers defeat Mississippi State in the SEC Championship and Florida State in the 1998 National Championship Game.
Bobby "Catfish" McGraw
Founder & Host
Bobby C is a life-long Vols fan who brings his unique perspective as a former over the road trucker..
Encouraged by his good friend and fellow YouTuber, BigVolDaddy, Bobby began Volunteer Roadshow in September of 2017 with a camera phone and a YouTube channel.
Enjoy Bobby’s humorous anecdotes, spot-on commentary, and his favorite football memories. The Vols are going 15-0, he promises you that!
Roadshow’s VFL & LVFL Show Hosts & Guests
Billy Ratliff
VFL #40
As a former defensive tackle at the University of Tennessee. He is famous for causing and recovering the miracle “Stoerner Fumble,” which saved the Volunteers’ crucial match-up against the Arkansas Razorbacks in 1998.
Alexis Hornbuckle
LVFL #14
Former Tennessee Lady Vol stand out guard, current All-Time Steals Leader, and one of Pat Summitt’s Top 10 Players of All-Time, she was also able to walk away as a 2x NCAA Champion.
Jaimel Johnson
LVFL #1
Johnson was a 3-year starter at the University of Tennessee where she was an NSCAA All-American and 3-time All-SEC 1st Team honoree. She earned a degree in Sport Management with a minor in Business.
Jeff Coleman
VFL #92
Fred White
VFL #2
Fred White played safety at Tennessee from 1995-99, and was a part of two SEC titles and a national championship in 98′.
Jarnell Stokes
VFL #5
Stokes was drafted in the 2nd round of the 2014 NBA draft by the Grizzlies after majoring in communications at the University of Tennessee. He also played for the Nuggets and Heat.
Ron Slay
VFL #35
Ron Slay played power forward for Tennessee from 1999-2003 and was named Associated Press Southeastern Conference Player of the Year.
Rico Mccoy
VFL #5
McCoy finished his college career with 344 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 interception, and 8 forced fumbles and earned second team ALL-SEC honours as a junior and senior.
Shawn Johnson
VFL #35
VRS Writers, Reporters & Show HOsts
Maria M. Cornelius
Writer, Host
Alex Carter
Writer, Historian, Host
Keith Ricker
Contributor
Born in Greeneville, Tennessee, Keith Ricker joined the world with orange blood coursing through his veins and soon after John Ward was shaping his fall Saturdays with precise descriptions of Volunteer football on his dad’s transistor radio.
In 2009, He decided it was time to share his passion and fervor for The Big Orange with the rest of the world. Keith is excited about the direction of Tennessee football, his YouTube channel (BVDTV) and Volunteer Roadshow.With VFL Billy Ratliff at Bobby’s side and a growing team of bright young minds, success is inevitable.
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