Mailbag Podcast: How can Tennessee fix the offense this weekend?
Tennessee football is set to return to action back at Neyland Stadium this weekend with the University of Texas at San Antonio. The Vols are looking for a bounce back after a lackluster performance in Gainesville this past weekend that resulted in a loss.
What needs to happen for Tennessee to regain some momentum heading back into Southeastern conference play? How can the offense line be fixed and could we see any changes in the secondary? Join the Volquest crew of Brent Hubbs, Austin Price, Rob Lewis and Eric Cain as they answer these questions and more on the weekly Mailbag Podcast.
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Quote of the Pod on Tennessee
Brent Hubbs on the notion that Tennessee had a poor fall camp…
“I don’t know about a poor fall camp. We weren’t there to see how practice went every day so I don’t – I can’t answer or say that it was a poor fall camp. They didn’t play well, Saturday night, okay to be frank. Which means you got to beat some SEC teams coming down the pike here, right?
To beat South Carolina, you’ve got to tackle better in space because South Carolina is going to attack you. Particularly in stuff underneath 10 yards. You’re going to have to contain Spencer Rattler who’s going to run around like a madman. You’re going to have to try to contain him….Joe’s got to play better – nobody on here has ever suggested that Joe’s playing perfect and nothing’s his fault. He’s got to play better. They’ve got to play much better on the offensive line. They’ve got to play much better blocking at the tight end position and in the running back position and pass protection. They’ve got to be better across the board on offense and defensively. Tackling in space and the underneath stuff I think is good because South Carolina is going sideline to sideline like they did a year ago.”
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