Is it just me or does this team just look different. Don't know how to explain it it just looks meaner and nastier. It's finally starting to look like an SEC program again
You and I have been around a while now.
Doesn't this happen every year?
One practice... "OL was terrible. DL coming along". Next practice it flips. Then it flips again.
I have no doubt there are legit coaching points but sometimes it is as much a matter of the difficulty of what they're having the players execute. Play calling alone can account for who has a bad day and who has a good day.
John Kelly has some really, really good hands. He snagged a one-handed catch during pass catching drills today, and heÂ’s showed off his hands before during other practices. The Vols have made a habit of using running backs in the passing game since Butch Jones arrived here, and Kelly is trying to show that he has what it takes to continue that.
This is one of the most encouraging things I've read from the practice reports. About the only knock on John Kelly from last season is that he wasn't much of a receiving threat. Ignore the T-Tech cupcake game and JK only averaged 4 receiving yards per game. If he becomes a threat to catch the ball, it helps open up the offense more.
Maybe I'm overthinking this, but I'm not sure I understand the point of running routes at what looks like 3/4 speed. Wouldn't that do more harm than good in terms of timing?
Is it just me or does this team just look different. Don't know how to explain it it just looks meaner and nastier. It's finally starting to look like an SEC program again
I saw the interview John Kelly had with Booger McFarland. What I was pleasantly surprised with was Kelly seemed to be very confident and intentional and it didn't seem fake. He came across as natural and aware of his abilities, making me confident.
I suppose there is some down-side to "over-thinking", but it seems to me that UT is practicing soft. I'm sure last years rash of injuries is creating a mental hump that the players need to move past. It's hard to envision getting used to 3/4 speed and suddenly going full throttle and it not impacting some aspects of the team.....mainly our DB's and recievers. I'm confident our coaches know how this plays out because I don't.Maybe I'm overthinking this, but I'm not sure I understand the point of running routes at what looks like 3/4 speed. Wouldn't that do more harm than good in terms of timing?
You haven't even see them play a game yet. No offense, but how can you make this judgment at this point? Surely you're not doing so just by looking at the very limited practice video posted here.
I suppose there is some down-side to "over-thinking", but it seems to me that UT is practicing soft. I'm sure last years rash of injuries is creating a mental hump that the players need to move past. It's hard to envision getting used to 3/4 speed and suddenly going full throttle and it not impacting some aspects of the team.....mainly our DB's and recievers. I'm confident our coaches know how this plays out because I don't.