Swafford's Pick 6 broken down

[govols105]

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another good article.

 

[99gator]

Throw came an hour and a half late and was a stupid decision.

 

[BearCat204]

The one bright spot in an otherwise horrible day for UT

 

[KnoxRealtorVOL]

Throw came an hour and a half late and was a stupid decision.

...... was a great play by Swafford too

 

[VOLMEB]

I've known him for years and the kid deserved that moment. He's got a great work ethic and is a total team player. A diamond in the rough sort of pickup for Coach Jones and staff.

 

[Rockytoptalker]

Can't ask for much more from a true freshman walk-on. He's made a few mistakes, but overall is doing really good.

 

[DC Vol]

Throw came an hour and a half late and was a stupid decision.

It was a throw forced by pressure by a QB that makes bad decisions/throws when pressured.

Who'd have thought.

 

[DocVOLiday]

I like Swafford's comments in those pics

 

[jimallvol]

To be honest it was probably the best play all game on both sides. That was one ugly game it as hard to watch. For once florida looked as bad as us

 

[Sandman 423]

looks more like a pick than a rub. no pun intended.

 

[NashVOL93]

Throw came an hour and a half late and was a stupid decision.

Classic Driskel. I miss him already.

 

[99gator]

Classic Driskel. I miss him already.

it really was.

as someone pointed out earlier, it was basically a pick play. burton actually got free and driskel's indecision is the reason he got hurt.

he stared the guy down (who the play was designed to go to), he waited way too long, and yes kudos to the tennessee player for chasing the play down and being in position for when the ball was actually thrown.

but, that play was as simplified as it could get and driskel still, for whatever reason, did not pull the trigger. even on replay he pumps about three times before finally deciding to throw the thing. the sad part is the ball should have been thrown even before his first pump.

if he throws it on time, he doesn't get hit and he doesn't get hurt.

 

[bamacheats]

it really was.

as someone pointed out earlier, it was basically a pick play. burton actually got free and driskel's indecision is the reason he got hurt.

he stared the guy down (who the play was designed to go to), he waited way too long, and yes kudos to the tennessee player for chasing the play down and being in position for when the ball was actually thrown.

but, that play was as simplified as it could get and driskel still, for whatever reason, did not pull the trigger. even on replay he pumps about three times before finally deciding to throw the thing. the sad part is the ball should have been thrown even before his first pump.

if he throws it on time, he doesn't get hit and he doesn't get hurt.

And we probably win.