How Did Tennessee Get So Good So Fast?

All good points. NFL quarterbacks have to be able to read defenses and make adjustments on the fly, then thread the needle with pinpoint throws. Many great college QB's just can't make the step to that level. AR has a long, long way to go to get there, if he ever will.

 

A senior led class that had the right coach to bring them together. Reminds me of 2019 LSU.

 

It’s not true. I’ve watched plenty of film and film studies. A lot of these concepts are used in the NFL. The issue is we tend to keep it simple for AR as he’s growing. Basically, we are installing a base to branch off of right now so that’s what we are seeing.

 

I wouldn't call 17 years "fast".

 

Hah.

Well I'd personally hope to have a better long-term coach, myself.

 

Senior Bowl Director responds to people discussing Hendon Hooker's age

 

Tennessee reportedly receives extension from NCAA to respond to notice of allegations in Jeremy Pruitt case

 

Oh yeah, took notice of this as soon as he was hired. Really did not want to voice it. Very much hope this is not the case.

 

I feel like what we've seen this season should lay that to rest already. We did the exact opposite of trying 3 yards and a cloud of dust against Tennessee. Anthony Richardson had the 3rd most yards from scrimmage in school history in that game.