Austin Parker

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Tennessee football has suddenly become the Tennessee Hawkeyes

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@SullenSerf Lol. This guys name made me think of Teez tabor, the cornerback from Florida that was supposed to shut us down, and ended up giving up like 150 yards to Jauan Jennings 🤣🤣🤣

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@BoersBurner Pretty much. Leavitt isn’t going to last playing backyard football like that all year

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Its week 1 — so it’s hard to know if Clemson is that bad, or if LSU is that good. Perhaps a combo of both. No doubt LSU dominated in all aspects. My only question with LSU is can Sam Leavitt sustain that style of play. Health will be LSUs biggest risk this year.

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Also, say what you want. The fouls have been fouls, but it’s amazing how the game stabilizes when Tenn has their bigs back in the game.

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Give Michigan credit. Their gameplan was to be the aggressor, drive hard and kick out to open shooters. They are the only team Tenn has played to this point with the size to take blows and get blocked/out-rebounded. Fouls are a result

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@NathanMoran1244 Damn right they did baby. Bout time! Hahahaha

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@JoshCribbsHater Yup, this format doesn’t work in football…superior athletes will always win. It’s possible for underdogs to make a run in basketball, baseball, etc…just doesn’t work like that in football

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@bhunts_thoughts Nope and neither did nick saban. I’d say it worked out alright

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Why did Alabama bring a map to the sec championship game?

Because they heard there was a mysterious, uncharted territory on the field called "the Georgia side of midfield," and they wanted to know what it looked like lmaooo

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@TennLeland Agreed. The next level speed, physicality, execution of Georgia.

Offense is great…but it’s still a contact sport at the end of the day and Georgia hits harder and is more disciplined than the Vols will ever be

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@Volssudn @CaptainVol Maybe. I’d rather go with someone like Dan Mullen or Malzahn

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@lindythetendy @SullenSerf To add to this, I actually think he would be on less of a hot seat, had Aguilar come in, and just shit the bed the whole season. Atleast there’s something direct to point to, and we fix it moving forward.

Instead he was solid for us, but in game coaching contributed to losses

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@lindythetendy @SullenSerf THIS.

It’s the lack of discipline, attention to detail, intensity in games, etc as the reasons for the majority of these losses.

We have the talent, we have the dudes — but you gotta coach them up the right way, and i think it’s a recurring theme of heupels teams

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@dphillips2429 @BigOrangePunch It’s a fair question, tough market right now and heupel is benefitting from that….but I wouldn’t mind someone like Dan Mullen, Gus Malzahn, Tony Elliot, etc.

We just gotta find a coach the demands accountability, and provides the necessary intensity to be an SEC coach.

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@GhostNeyland Gus Malzahn

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@TonyStone50 @benmckee14 Hahaha he literally says the same canned response every loss. It’s mindblowing

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@SullenSerf Because all of our alumni or too busy still playing football, while the rest of them had to pivot to broadcasting

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@JoshuaFlynn87 @Vol_Football Lol. Alex golesh made Josh heupel

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@GhostNeyland Dan Mullen