Todays Scrimmage Stats: Per TOS

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TATISTICAL LEADERS
Passing
Name Comp-Att-Int Yds TD
B.J. Coleman 11-16-0 151 2
Jonathan Crompton 8-11-0 91 0
Nick Stephens 2-4-0 28 1

Recieving
Name Rec Yds TD
Ben Bartholomew 4 53 1
Quintin Hancock 3 51 0
Gerald Jones 3 36 0
Austin Rogers 3 31 0
Denarius Moore 1 30 1
Ahmad Paige 1 23 1
Montario Hardesty 2 22 0
Brandon Warren 2 16 0
Austin Johnson 2 8 0

Rushing
Name Rush Yds TD
Tauren Poole 11 80 1
Montario Hardesty 8 38 0
C.J. Jackson 6 34 0
Toney Williams 14 30 0
Quintin Hancock 1 1 0

Defense
Name Tackles TFL Sack Int/PBU FF/FR
Derrick Furlow 8 1/3 -/- -/- -/-
Nick Reveiz 7 1/2 -/- -/- -/-
Rico McCoy 6 -/- -/- -/2 -/-
Shane Reveiz 5 2/6 -/- -/- -/-
Chris Walker 5 3/8 2/7 -/- -/- (safety)
Montori Hughes 4 2/10 1/6 -/- -/1
Prentiss Waggner 4 -/- -/- -/- -/-

Scoring Plays
- Tauren Poole 1 yard run (Ingham Kick Good)
- Chris Walker safety (sacked Jonathan Crompton in the endzone)
- Denarius Moore 30 yard pass from B.J. Coleman (Lincoln Kick Good)
- Ahmad Paige 23 yard pass from Nick Stephens (Lincoln Kick Good)
- Daniel Lincoln 32 yard FG
- Ben Bartholomew 14 yard pass from B.J. Coleman (Lincoln Kick Good)
 
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I know it was a scrimmage, but B.J. appears to have thrown the ball well. Maybe with him pushing Crompton both will continue to get better.


Thx for posting the info.
 
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It might be against the 2nd team defense, but Tauren Poole looks like a star in the making.
 
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On paper and on field against another teams D is a big difference so I would not look too far into any of the stats...I can not wait till September
 
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RoanokeVol said:
Crompton's numbers aren't bad, but BJ continues to look good on paper.
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quote from the scrimmage

“I thought Jonathan (Crompton) did really well,” Kiffin said. “He moved around and made some plays, and B.J. (Coleman) did well the last series and made some plays when things weren’t there.”
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Also want to add. The offense did not get a first down until the 5th set from scrimmage. Crompton got sacked in the endzone by Cwalk.

The first half of the scrimmage was an abortion of lineplay from the OL.
 
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Another tidbit, is that Monte brought the HEAT a lot today. He unleashed the fury of the Monte Kiffin Blitz packages upon the QBs. The OL didn't handle it very well in pass protection, we did run the ball well. Poole committed a fumble, and well as always Jon Crompton continued to drop the ball on a handoff. This is beginning to look like the girl who keeps having kids , because her partner "forgets" to wrap it up.
 
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We'll be lucky if our offense improves to anywhere near the top half of the SEC, let alone the top half of the country.
 
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NationofVols said:
We'll be lucky if our offense improves to anywhere near the top half of the SEC, let alone the top half of the country.
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I assume you weren't expecting us to be worldbeaters to begin with.

24pts a game avg will get us a decent bowl game.

We may have a few true freshman step up on O. Nuke, Brown, Green have play making ability
 
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Did Coleman play against the first team D at all?

I'm assuming that all of Crompton's snaps came against the first team D?
 
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Volfan_TrappedN_KY said:
Another tidbit, is that Monte brought the HEAT a lot today. He unleashed the fury of the Monte Kiffin Blitz packages upon the QBs. The OL didn't handle it very well in pass protection, we did run the ball well. Poole committed a fumble, and well as always Jon Crompton continued to drop the ball on a handoff. This is beginning to look like the girl who keeps having kids , because her partner "forgets" to wrap it up.
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Why can't Crompton hand the ball off. I do not understand why this basic function of football is so difficult for him.
 
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sounds like coleman really came through today, even though alot of his snaps appeared to have come against the second team D. poole has been really impressive too
 
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It is no surprise that the defense is a head of the offense at this point. That is normal. And with putting in a new offense and the defense being pretty darn good last year it should be expected.

UT's offense will be better because of practicing against this defense. Speaking of which, I am very excited to see this defense take the field against an opponent who hasn't seen it. They are going to be very good.
 
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SpringBokVol said:
It is no surprise that the defense is a head of the offense at this point. That is normal. And with putting in a new offense and the defense being pretty darn good last year it should be expected.

UT's offense will be better because of practicing against this defense. Speaking of which, I am very excited to see this defense take the field against an opponent who hasn't seen it. They are going to be very good.
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We dont even have our "IT" factor playing full contact.
We could me SCARY good if EB plays like last year. If he turns his game up to the 11 dial....lord knows.
 
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Volfan_TrappedN_KY said:
Most of Crompton was against 1st team D.
Coleman took some snaps against 1st team as well
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Did you see it? If so, how was Coleman v Crompton when playing against the first D? People are jumping to a lot of conclusions based on the stats alone.
 
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