Arkansas has inside Tennessee information

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westwords
This Arkansas team has inside Tennessee information, ex-Vols Addison Nichols at center and Doneiko Slaughter as a defensive back. They transferred in the winter.

“They’ve been great additions,” said coach Sam Pittman. “They’re both starters." Nice read Mr. West! GO VOLS!
If your game plan depends on a couple college kids remembering formations and tendencies, then your game plan is weak and easy to exploit!
 
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westwords
This Arkansas team has inside Tennessee information, ex-Vols Addison Nichols at center and Doneiko Slaughter as a defensive back. They transferred in the winter.

“They’ve been great additions,” said coach Sam Pittman. “They’re both starters." Nice read Mr. West! GO VOLS!
So what?
 
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Do you think Heupel is more worried about Slaughters “inside knowledge “ or Pittman is more worried about Heupel and Company exposing Slaughter wherever he is on the field??? On a separate note…wish everyone involved in Nichols decisions making had been more patient.
I thought the reason for Addison leaving he didn’t want to play center. I may be mis-remembering 🤷‍♂️. Isn’t he playing center for Hogs?
 
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Don't think Mr West felt that was very significant. Just worth a short mention.

The offense will be all about OL protection again this week. Expect Heupel to play to what the defense gives and that might not be throwing downfield very often. He will lean on this defense...
Would like to see our offense get into rhythm during this game. We will need it two weeks from Saturday.
 
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General Neyland used to say, "I'll tell you what I'm going to run, and you can't stop it." With the knowledge Arkansas has, can their secondary stop our passing attack?

From what I remember over the last two years... Heup should run fake to set up the slant with any transfered Vol CB on the opponents D...
 
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Yeah...well we have inside info on them...both of those players are mediocre at best and are about to get boat raced by their former teammates
 
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General Neyland used to say, "I'll tell you what I'm going to run, and you can't stop it." With the knowledge Arkansas has, can their secondary stop our passing attack?
I think that Majors and Neyland would have done very well acquiring talent in the transfer portal.

Mears and Summit would have adapted too.
 
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I think the idea that the transfers can give Arkansas inside information is firmly tongue in cheek. Opposing coaches haven't been able to rely on our playcalling to be consistent week to week this year, much less with last year's playcalling. The funny thing is we'll call the same play ten times in one game, but they may never have seen it, at least in the formation we're using, the first time we call it.
 
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Neilko would have been starting at NB, with Boo getting valuable reps behind him.

He played CB out of pure need for us for 2 seasons even though he was a safety/NB. I appreciate his efforts.

The kid needed a change.
This. With the injury to Thomas, Slaughter would have no doubt been our starting NB.

Nichols is a different situation. Would be 2nd or maybe 3rd string if he stayed.
 
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General Neyland used to say, "I'll tell you what I'm going to run, and you can't stop it." With the knowledge Arkansas has, can their secondary stop our passing attack?
....south carolina managed to a few years ago
 
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Isn't the beauty of Heupels system that there are only like 5 actual plays? Everything else is based on reads and split second timing.

Not exactly like it takes a rocket scientist to figure out what what we are going to do. You just have to be good enough to stop it.

Defensive signals, then yeah-that's a bit different

After the USCleast debacle, if we haven't changed our signs since last season, then quite frankly we deserve to get whipped.
 
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