NASHVILLE -- Justin Coleman had plenty of free time the past three Decembers.
Too much free time, the Tennessee defensive back would tell you.
He and the Volunteers will be a little busier this December, though.
For the first time in the careers of nearly every player on Tennessee's roster, there's a bowl game to play, meaning 15 practices after the semester ends and travel plans for the last week of the month, depending on the destination.
It's a welcome change for Coleman and his teammates.
"It's going to be kind of weird, because I remember going home and having some of my friends going to a bowl game," the senior said after notching his team-leading fourth interception in Tennessee's 24-17 win at Vanderbilt on Saturday.
"They'd come home for a couple days, then leave, and I'd feel left out like, 'Why are we not going to a bowl game?' Going to a bowl game's going to be very fun."