“Outlaw the cut block, that’s No. 1!”
Reece Davis says that we Vols just need to stay the course:
10 days, y’all:
Ten days. #GBO 🍊 pic.twitter.com/0vY2ztE2ft
— Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) August 25, 2017
Day by day.#GBO 🍊🏈 pic.twitter.com/ko3Q97GYKx
— Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) August 24, 2017
Coach Jones after yesterday’s practice, emphasizing the D in DAT:
Ethan Wolf, who is apparently solar-powered, and Cortez McDowell, also after practice yesterday:
Aaaaand Jason Robertson, with a certain seriousness and a certain focus:
Some practice highlights, including defensive linemen practicing technique verses cut blocks:
This does raise the question, “Why isn’t cut blocking illegal?” Come on. Intentionally going after a player’s knees when knee injuries are probably the most common serious injury in the game just seems like a stupid thing to allow. Disallowing this tactic would likely cut down on injuries a bit. That seems like a good idea.