In a sea of orange and white at Thomson-Boling Arena, there’s a loud, proud island of red and blue. Five busloads of students and faculty made their way to Knoxville to cheer the Bruins on in their second-round showdown of NCAA Tournament play, while back in Nashville, others kept the spirit of the game alive at a primetime screening on Belmont’s main lawn. As women’s basketball faces the biggest game in program history against No. 4 University of Tennessee, the Bruins have a