Let’s talk about Will Brooks

#134
#134
85SugarVol said:
The QB threw it right to him. Because of Josephs.

He looked just like Evan Berry streaking down the sideline with the ball though.
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Brooks put himself in position by reading the QB and he made the right call.

And he juked a supposed athletic QB.
Evan Berry indeed!

Crucial play
 
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I'm very glad he got the pick six, but watch the replay again. He abandoned a receiver that was wide open in the endzone that could have easily been six for NCST.

Maybe he had an exceptional read on the QB's eyes when he chose to jump to the other receiver, but it looked like he was very fortunate not to give up a TD.
 
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IBlvNTmWrk said:
I'm very glad he got the pick six, but watch the replay again. He abandoned a receiver that was wide open in the endzone that could have easily been six for NCST.

Maybe he had an exceptional read on the QB's eyes when he chose to jump to the other receiver, but it looked like he was very fortunate not to give up a TD.
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I don’t think he was responsible for that guy, it looks like we were in a zone and he was a robber type player coming down to play the curl to flat
 
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IBlvNTmWrk said:
I'm very glad he got the pick six, but watch the replay again. He abandoned a receiver that was wide open in the endzone that could have easily been six for NCST.

Maybe he had an exceptional read on the QB's eyes when he chose to jump to the other receiver, but it looked like he was very fortunate not to give up a TD.
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If you diagnose more into that play you will see the back side safety was there for support.

Will read the QBs intention and got right in the path.
That’s instincts and knowing your opponents abilities. McCall couldn’t have pumped and reset in time.
 
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Reminded me of Darren Miller's pick six against Iowa in the Meadowlands at the Kickoff Classic in 1987 and that long run to the end zone, big defensive play in a unique non conference made for television game. GBO.
 
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IBlvNTmWrk said:
I'm very glad he got the pick six, but watch the replay again. He abandoned a receiver that was wide open in the endzone that could have easily been six for NCST.

Maybe he had an exceptional read on the QB's eyes when he chose to jump to the other receiver, but it looked like he was very fortunate not to give up a TD.
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Wrong. Watch the play again.
 
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titansvolsfaninga said:
Wrong. Watch the play again.
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CincinnatiVols said:
I don’t think he was responsible for that guy, it looks like we were in a zone and he was a robber type player coming down to play the curl to flat
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LittleVol said:
If you diagnose more into that play you will see the back side safety was there for support.

Will read the QBs intention and got right in the path.
That’s instincts and knowing your opponents abilities. McCall couldn’t have pumped and reset in time.
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You're all seeing something different than I am... he was wide open running torward the endzone, with the ball still in the QB's hands.
 

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#146
#146
Coach_Z said:
LET’S TALK ABOUT WILL BROOKS
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Miles Kitselman

TEPosition
SeniorClass
Lyndon, Kan.Hometown

Season Stats​

Season:
2024


Participation Statistics​

Kitselman, Miles - Participation Statistics
DateOpponent
08/31/2024UT-Chattanooga
There are no statistics for this selected season available for this player.

Career Stats​

There are no statistics available for this player.

Summary​

Biography​

CAREER HONORS​

2023 Fall SEC Academic Honor Roll

CAREER​

Veteran SEC tight end who comes to Tennessee after spending the 2022-23 seasons at Alabama … Went through spring practice with the Vols and possesses outstanding blocking and pass catching ability … Originally signed with Alabama after playing a season at Hutchinson (Kansas) Community College … Played in 20 games with one start at the FBS level and owns two career catches for 18 yards.

2024 – SENIOR​

Started at TE and played 26 offensive snaps in his Tennessee debut vs. Chattanooga (8/31).

2023 – JUNIOR (ALABAMA)​

Appeared in 13 games and did not make any starts … Saw time as a reserve tight end and on special teams coverage … Did not record any statistics.

2022 – SOPHOMORE (ALABAMA)​

Played in six games, including the first four games of the year … Caught two passes for 18 yards, which occurred in the season opener vs. Utah State (9/3) … Also played vs. Texas, UL-Monroe, Vanderbilt, Ole Miss and the Sugar Bowl vs. Kansas State.

JUNIOR COLLEGE/HIGH SCHOOL​

Spent the 2021 season at Hutchinson Community College where he played in three games … Considered a three-star prospect by On3 and Rivals in high school … Caught two passes for 16 yards and a touchdown as a freshman … Played on the offensive and defensive lines at Lyndon High School in Kansas.

PERSONAL​

Full name is Miles Anthony Kitselman … Born on Sept. 25, 2002, in Topeka, Kansas … Parents are David Kitselman and Carla Sloop … Has two brothers, Taye and Weslee and one sister, Alexa … Majoring in marketing … Enjoys fishing and is a scratch golfer … Says his father has been his biggest influence … Models his game after Rob Gronkowski … Favorite movie is Step Brothers … Favorite TV show is Breaking Bad … His superstition before every game is eating a Snickers … X handle is @KitselmanMiles … Instagram handle is @Milesk_44

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IBlvNTmWrk said:
I'm very glad he got the pick six, but watch the replay again. He abandoned a receiver that was wide open in the endzone that could have easily been six for NCST.

Maybe he had an exceptional read on the QB's eyes when he chose to jump to the other receiver, but it looked like he was very fortunate not to give up a TD.
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That clearly wasn't his assignment
 
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