Pruitt: Vols are “Playing for Pride” and a Bowl Game
Nov 19, 2018
Jeremy Pruitt isn’t used to losing as much as he has this year, but he says “playing for pride” is “about as important as it gets” for a team.
Jeremy Pruitt isn’t used to losing as much as he has this year, but he says “playing for pride” is “about as important as it gets” for a team.
Tennessee head coach Jeremy Pruitt confirmed on Monday that redshirt sophomore quarterback Jarrett Guarantano is “day-to-day” heading into the Vols’ season finale against Vanderbilt. Guarantano
The Vols made the cut for Porter Rooks, a talented receiver out of North Carolina who’s visited UT a few times this year.
The Lady Vols dominated from start to finish on Sunday afternoon, handing Florida A&M a blowout loss in Knoxville.
The RTI team grades Tennessee’s performance on a position-by-position basis after each game. Here are our marks from the Vols’ 50-17 loss to Missouri.
The only thing that’s been consistent about the Vols in the 2018 football season has been their inconsistency.
Jeremy Pruitt spoke to the media after Tennessee’s 50-17 loss to Missouri, and he was bluntly honest aobut his team’s performance.
It wasn’t just one area that Missouri dominated the Vols on Saturday; according to Jeremy Pruitt, the Tigers beat the Vols in every way possible.
Jeremy Pruitt explained that he wanted his players to “see who they represent” when he stopped them in the middle of the Vol Walk on Saturday.
Tennessee head coach Jeremy Pruitt wasn’t a big fan of some of the play-calling by the Vols’ offensive staff on Saturday against Missouri.
