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"We've got a couple different things where we may move to a 3-4," Shoop said.
Shoop shared that insight when asked about heralded junior college signee Jonathan Kongbo, 247Sport's No. 1-ranked junior college player in the 2016 signing class. The 6-foot-6, 282-pound Kongbo is being tested by Vols' coaches at both end and sliding down a spot to the line's interior.
"I've tried to show (Kongbo) as a 3-4 we could stem him from an inside guy to an outside guy with he and (Derek) Barnett or he and (Corey) Vereen or he and (LaTroy) Lewis on the same side would make it very difficult."
Shoop touts schematic options, versatility
Related piece: Tennessee has continued to experiment with junior-college transfer Jonathan Kongbo, one of the stars of its 2016 signing class, at both defensive end and defensive tackle throughout preseason practice. But its still not clear which position might be his primary home.
First-year Tennessee defensive coordinator Bob Shoop said Friday that it could be determined on a weekly basis whether Kongbo, a redshirt sophomore, will help at defensive tackle on a part-time or full-time basis this season, but hes working there primarily in pass-rush situations right now.
Kongbo's position, role 'to be determined'
Shoop shared that insight when asked about heralded junior college signee Jonathan Kongbo, 247Sport's No. 1-ranked junior college player in the 2016 signing class. The 6-foot-6, 282-pound Kongbo is being tested by Vols' coaches at both end and sliding down a spot to the line's interior.
"I've tried to show (Kongbo) as a 3-4 we could stem him from an inside guy to an outside guy with he and (Derek) Barnett or he and (Corey) Vereen or he and (LaTroy) Lewis on the same side would make it very difficult."
Shoop touts schematic options, versatility
Related piece: Tennessee has continued to experiment with junior-college transfer Jonathan Kongbo, one of the stars of its 2016 signing class, at both defensive end and defensive tackle throughout preseason practice. But its still not clear which position might be his primary home.
First-year Tennessee defensive coordinator Bob Shoop said Friday that it could be determined on a weekly basis whether Kongbo, a redshirt sophomore, will help at defensive tackle on a part-time or full-time basis this season, but hes working there primarily in pass-rush situations right now.
Kongbo's position, role 'to be determined'
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