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Along the offensive line, Chance Hall continues to see work at left tackle, while former defensive tackle Kingston Harris was working with the 2s at right guard. The freshman is still learning how to step with the correct foot, but he packs a powerful punch.
otably, tight ends Dominick Wood-Anderson and Eli Wolf were heavily involved. You can tell Jauan Jennings is amped for Saturday, as the junior was talking all sorts of trash on the practice field today.
it appears that freshman Trevon Flowers has had a strong week of practice and the safety has climbed back up the depth chart after playing sparingly since the opener. Flowers was in both the nickel and dime packages Wednesday.
-Jesse SimontonScouts from the Bengals, Chargers and Seahawks were at practice Wednesday.
Tennessee head coach Jeremy Pruitt spent the first period of practice watching and helping the quarterback and wide receivers work on different route combinations out of various formations and things of that nature. Tennessee's head coach then returned to the defensive field to oversee a pattern-matching period with the secondary. Pruitt looked fairly involved when he was with the offense and was frustrated by some scout-team miscues when with the defense.
Speaking of the secondary, it looks like Trevon Flowers and Alontae Taylor could be in line for bigger roles against the Gators.
-Patrick BrownThings pretty much were as is with the offensive line. Again, if Tennessee is making any moves up front, they aren't showing it when we are there. Chance Hall continues to work at left tackle and Riley Locklear is seeing more work at center. Freshman Kingston Harris, previously a defensive lineman, again worked at right guard behind Jerome Carvin.