KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — If Tennessee's offense demonstrates as extreme as organizer Larry Scott talks, the Vols will be a contender.
Scott, a previous hostile lineman at South Florida and interval head mentor at Miami, said Sunday that fall camp is tied in with making players "figure out how to be open to being awkward."
It's not confounding once it turns out to be evident that Scott's need for the offense — past execution — is making Tennessee more physical.
"Having a hard edge, having some sturdiness," Scott stated, "being able to center in times we require you to center."
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The reality the Vols don't start rehearsing in full cushions until the point when Saturday is no reason not to be physical, as indicated by Scott.
