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Aesius said:
NU's bowl practices look fun:

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UGA is definitely jealous of that practice field!!!
 
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DeAndre Payne now at Iowa State.

Also, Helm transfer was announced around this time last year, think we had already heard rumors by now. Good sign for sure. Helm and Hendrix seem like the only bad attrition so far.
 
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RockyTop85 said:
DeAndre Payne now at Iowa State.

Also, Helm transfer was announced around this time last year, think we had already heard rumors by now. Good sign for sure. Helm and Hendrix seem like the only bad attrition so far.
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Both of their own free will. We deff wanted to keep them.
 
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Aesius said:
It's sickening to see how many of our fans are rooting for the guy to fail. I guess being able to say "I told you so" on VolNation is more important to them than actually watching Tennessee win games.
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Somebody opened the door to the FF and let them in.
 
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engineerVOL said:
From RTI...

Team action: For the first time in awhile, the media saw some 11-on-11 team action as the Vols work on their offense and defense leading up to the Jan. 1 matchup with Northwestern. Per UT policy, we can’t go too in-depth on personnel, formations and strategy, but it looked like in the dozen or so plays that we saw that the offense looked crisp and moved the ball fairly well against its first-and-second team counterparts.

Jalen Hurd ripped of a long run right up the middle for 40ish yards for the first offense, and quarterback Sheriron Jones did a good job moving around and finding Johnathon Johnson for a couple nice completions with the second unit.
Injury update: Running backs Jalen Hurd and Alvin Kamara continued to practice in non-contact jerseys, and we expect them to for most, if not all, of the bowl practice sessions as a precautionary measure as the Vols look to keep two of their biggest playmakers healthy. Though we don’t expect him to play in the Outback Bowl so he can finish out his redshirt year, cornerback Rashaan Gaulden continues to go through some individual drills and looks to be in pretty good shape after missing the season with a foot injury.


Offensive lineman Austin Sanders and linebacker Quart’e Sapp also continue to dress out for practice after missing much or all of the season due to injury, but it doesn’t look like they’re doing a ton right now. Elliott Berry (knee) remains out and won’t play in the bowl game as Butch Jones confirmed on Monday.

Bowl practice player to watch?: Bowl practice is always a time of experimentation and getting some guys some different looks. One player to keep an eye on heading into 2016 is defensive end Darrell Taylor, who is redshirting this year and has been on the scout team all season. He’s clearly packed some muscle on his frame since he first arrived over the summer and has a very impressive looking frame at this point.

It looked like he was getting some work with the tight ends as well as the defensive line on Tuesday, so while he won’t play in the Outback Bowl, store his name away as somebody to watch in spring practice and heading into next year.
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This is the most interesting part of the article to me. Why not Dormady? Queue the overreactions.
 
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