Well, there wasn't a lot of fireworks of the Orange and White game on Saturday, but hey, Tennessee basketball did get a commitment.

We're going to talk about it all.

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But first, let's talk about the orange and white game that, you know, what about according

to script. It's exactly kind of what I thought it was going to be. Very vanilla. It didn't show

an awful lot. In games like this, you're mixing and matching so much.

Like clearly when there's a quarterback competition,

you know, you had Faison Brandon with the ones, twos, and coupled in with some threes, and George McIntyre did the same thing. I mean, Ryan Stobb, to my knowledge, is the only one that didn't go with the first team offense. But you were mixing and matching the entire way, and there were guys being held out for different reasons and all that.

And, you know, as part part practice. You started doing some individual drills and then you went off and did some special teams work. And then the defensive line, offensive line during that time, we're doing one-on-ones. And then you did some seven-on-seven. Then you scrimmaged a little bit. And then you had a little bit of a half-time. And then you came back and did like four or five more drives, and it was done, right? And, you know, that's kind of how it was last year. It's better than nothing, no doubt. But it was certainly very anti-climatic. It was very uneventful, if you will. But again, this is spring practice, right? This is not fall camp. this is not, they're not playing football next week. So they are very much working through a lot of different things. And how many times we overreact and, you know, just criticize everything off what little we get to see in spring and or in fall camp for that matter, like the wide receivers last year. And then they just turned out to be just complete non-worry.

So, yeah, it looked like, I mean, I think the final score was 10-10 final, I believe, from

the orange slash, you know, white, however, they kept the scoring in that game.

You had Ryan Stod that threw a 73-yard bomb and some busted coverage there early in

the scrimmage.

That was to Powell's own Carson Whitehead, I believe.

Yeah, Carson Whitehead.

73 yards.

I think that was threes versus threes.

I think there was a busted coverage in there, but that was really the only

highlight of the day in terms of down the field

passing. Cooper

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