Tennessee football plays that make you ask...........

[volfan2024]

IMO, the squib kick against UGA in 2001.They only had to drive half the distance to win the game.Lose by 2. :banghead:

 

[sickemsmokey10]

In that same game.....running a prevent defense for the last drive against UGA :dunno:

 

[VolinArizona]

Anytime we ran 7 screens in one game.

Rolling Ainge left to have him throw right. Having Rick Clausen roll right to throw left.

 

[rockydoc]

The all time worse coaching snafu was in 1999 against Florida when we did not put a TE or H-back on Alex Brown and help out that poor offensive tackle, especially after Tee had been clobbered 3 or 4 times. We had a better team than Florida that year. Sanders should have been fired on the spot!! :realmad: :realmad:

 

[hatvol96]

Any defensive play where Jason Julian or David Bennett were on the field.

 

[Lexvol]

Any defensive play where Jason Julian or David Bennett were on the field.

You left out CPF's son in law, Robert Peace.

 

[Lexvol]

QB fumble at the goal line in the vs. UGA in 2003.

 

[GAVol]

How did that have anything to do with . . . . nevermind.

 

[Lexvol]

If I remember correctly (it may just be my imagination) the coaches were calling for a spike on the play to set up another. I think that whole play was improvised in the huddle.

 

[D MAN 335]

QB fumble at the goal line in the vs. UGA in 2003.

if we're thinking the same thing here, that made me sick

 

[Jasongivm6]

I would have to go with the fumble crisis we had against Florida in 2002.

And who can forget Ainge out of his own endzone against LSU last year.

 

[D MAN 335]

And who can forget Ainge out of his own endzone against LSU last year.

that wasn't all a coach's fault, but i agree
we won the game though? haha

a lotta the calls on Offense last year baffled me

 

[thebradmanvolfan]

pretty much all
of the offensive calls last year

 

[JasonCajun]

You left out CPF's son in law, Robert Peace.

And Benji Shuler.

 

[General Jack]

whoops double post...

 

[General Jack]

4th and 2 against Florida in 1999 and 2000 late in the fourth quarter. We ran a sweep both times, both times stuffed and both times we went on to lose a close game.

You'd think in 2000 we would have remembered the prior year and maybe ran something different. Maybe we figured Henry would have a better chance than Jamal.

 

[GAVol]

4th and 2 against Florida in 1999 and 2000 late in the fourth quarter. We ran a sweep both times, both times stuffed and both times we went on to lose a close game.

I seem to remember that on the 4th down play Jamal Lewis decided to turn it inside rather than taking it around the corner where there appeared to be open field.

 

[hatvol96]

4th and 2 against Florida in 1999 and 2000 late in the fourth quarter. We ran a sweep both times, both times stuffed and both times we went on to lose a close game.

You'd think in 2000 we would have remembered the prior year and maybe ran something different. Maybe we figured Henry would have a better chance than Jamal.

That would speak volumes about the intelligence, or lack thereof, of our coaching staff. Thinking Travis Henry is better than Jamal Lewis is like preferring Scrapple to Prime Rib.

 

[WA_Vol]

4th and 2 against Florida in 1999 and 2000 late in the fourth quarter. We ran a sweep both times, both times stuffed and both times we went on to lose a close game.

That 4th down sweep in 99 against Fl. that was UT's last possesion and everyone in the stadium knew the game was over if UT didnt get a first down.

I was expecting to see a fake handoff with Tee Martin on a naked bootleg with the option to throw to a tight end if he couldnt make a first down running.

It was just pathetic. You had so many options with a running QB like Tee Martin and all the offense can come up with is a toss sweep? Against one of the fastest defenses in the SEC? That team was so loaded.

 

[rockytopinalabam]

4th and 2 against Florida in 1999 and 2000 late in the fourth quarter. We ran a sweep both times, both times stuffed and both times we went on to lose a close game.

You'd think in 2000 we would have remembered the prior year and maybe ran something different. Maybe we figured Henry would have a better chance than Jamal.

The one against Florida was Tee Martin's fault, he changd the play at the line.

 

[rockytopinalabam]

That would speak volumes about the intelligence, or lack thereof, of our coaching staff. Thinking Travis Henry is better than Jamal Lewis is like preferring Scrapple to Prime Rib.

You are crazy. I hope you have a good shrink.

 

[milohimself]

And who can forget Ainge out of his own endzone against LSU last year.

Fresh wounds, man. Ainge is my boy but that play hurt. I will be able to say it's his fault in time but right now I'd like to think the offensive line just layed down any time Ainge went under center.

 

[D MAN 335]

on the bright side... we do know that ainge does infact have the talent to be a solid QB

 

[Mr. Rockytop]

Well every since :gun: Sanders took over as OC :banghead: , I would say that is the worst :bad: .

 

[Alley]

The 2001 Georgia game...the end of it was just dumb. From the squib kick to the non-defense...

Almost forgot...the play before halftime against Notre Dame in 2004...another game we should have won.