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November 2, 2009

Vince Young Ignites Missing Spark for Titans

David Climer, Tennessean

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Bud's suggestion — make that edict — that Vince Young replace Kerry Collins at quarterback ignited a spark that had been missing in the six preceding Titans losses and triggered a 30-13 victory over Jacksonville on Sunday.For one day at least, the Titans looked like the team that had been projected as a Super Bowl contender, not the ragtag outfit that started the season 0-6.

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