Tennessee
Apr 27 2009, AP

Jerry Lee Lewis, the piano-pounding rock ‘n’ roller known as “The Killer,” has been honored by Tennessee lawmakers who voted to name a stretch of road in his honor.

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Tennessee guard Cameron Tatum, left, argues with head coach Bruce Pearl during the second half of the championship game of the Southeastern Conference NCAA college basketball tournament in Tampa, Fla., Sunday, March 15, 2009. Mississippi State won 64-61.