Third and Chavis

[lylsmorr]

Nothing in the history of Tennessee's defense has frustrated me like seeing the corners so backed off.

Nothing frustrated me more than the Randy Sanders years on O: 3rd and 12 - Halfback draw

 

[TreeGreen]

Nothing frustrated me more than the Randy Sanders years on O: 3rd and 12 - Halfback draw

Speaking of things everyone in the stadium knew was coming...

 

[MyBloodRunnethOrange]

After watching Chavis as DC for many, many years, you'll come to root for 3rd and short instead of 3rd and long. I never understood why (other than soft DB coverage), but he seems to be much better at stopping 3rd and 4 or less than he is at stopping 3rd and 5+.

I can literally remember watching games in the 2006-2008 seasons hoping for the opposing RB to gain 4 yards to get it to 3rd and 2, because I had much more faith that the D could pull off the 3rd down stop in those short yardage situations.

Tell me about it. 3rd and 2 I felt pretty confident. 3rd and 18 I knew it was going to be bad.

 

[utkell65]

Nothing frustrated me more than the Randy Sanders years on O: 3rd and 12 - Halfback draw

Hate to say it, but you might be seeing that again this year. Especially if we are own our own side of the 50.

 

[lylsmorr]

Hate to say it, but you might be seeing that again this year. Especially if we are own our own side of the 50.

I don't care if it's a out, slant, curl that the three wideouts are running. I just don't ever want to see a draw on 3rd and 10+ again on a consistent basis

 

[LawVol13]

I don't care if it's a out, slant, curl that the three wideouts are running. I just don't ever want to see a draw on 3rd and 10+ again on a consistent basis

Or the screen for -6. That was another third and long staple.

 

[lylsmorr]

Or the screen for -6. That was another third and long staple.

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