Tennessee
George MacIntyre Becoming Early Priority for Tennessee
Head coach Josh Heupel has dedicated to discovering a proficient sign caller in every recruiting class. He kicked issues off with Tayven Jackson in 2022, adopted it up with Nico Iamaleava, and now are eyeing a proficient 2025 quarterback.
Head coach Josh Heupel attended a basketball recreation of George MacIntyre, a 6-5 Brentwood Academy quarterback. MacIntyre has a deep household soccer historical past and accounted for 21 touchdowns towards 4 interceptions as a sophomore.
Heupel tends to seek out his man early and domesticate a relationship. Whereas 2025 appears far-off, MacIntyre is an early precedence for this teaching workers, and the tape explains why.
Out of Construction Playmaking
Good faculty quarterbacks can function on time inside a system. Nonetheless, they turn out to be rattled and unreliable if issues collapse and so they should make a play on their very own.
Nice ones can placed on a Superman cape 5 occasions per recreation and make a play. MacIntyre makes inconceivable performs to increase drives and compensate for poor surrounding play.
He is mover in area and may throw off platform. MacIntrye retains his eyes downfield, enabling him to ship a strike to a redirected receiver if somebody comes open.
Fluid Platform
With soccer relying extra on spacing, quarterbacks do not usually set their ft and observe via. MacIntyre retains a constant platform and supply, however would not generate a lot leg torque.
Conventional motions have the quarterback rotate their hips and ship via their entrance foot towards the goal. MacIntyre stays on his again leg and would not at all times transition weight.
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You probably have the arm expertise for this it will possibly show fairly efficient. MacIntyre’s accuracy appears to be like glorious, and his base fluidity retains whole-field reads alive when coordinators want an enormous play.
Understands Velocity
The sport throughout the recreation dominates soccer. It’s a chess board, and quarterbacks should be taught that quicker than different positions. You need to alter ball placement, trajectory, and velocity to maximise effieceny.
MacIntyre throws a catchable ball that lands in tight home windows. He is aware of when so as to add juice behind the ball and when to layer it and put contact beneath his cross.
This confuses defenders, because the ball flight is underpredictable. MacIntyre routinely finds home windows that in any other case would not turn out to be accessible if he threw one particular kind of ball.
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Tennessee
Titans, Bengals Linked to Intriguing QB Trade
The Tennessee Titans need to find an answer at quarterback, as it’s looking more and more like Will Levis is not the answer for the future.
Yes, Levis played some solid football for a stretch this season, but he was recently benched in favor of Mason Rudolph, perhaps sealing his fate.
So, what will the Titans do under center?
The clearest path to landing a franchise quarterback would be drafting one, but Tennessee may not be in a position to land Shedeur Sanders or Cam Ward in April. Could that means the Titans may explore a trade?
Justin Melo of Titan Sized thinks so and feels that Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Jake Browning could be an option for Tennessee during the offseason, noting that Titans head coach Brian Callahan served as Browning’s offensive coordinator in Cincinnati.
“Browning showcased the ability to execute the Zac Taylor and Callahan offense,” Melo wrote. “[Joe] Burrow’s backup is under contract for next season, but the Titans shouldn’t have too much difficulty working out trade compensation should they decide to travel that route. If Carthon and Callahan prefer to avoid making a lucrative investment, Browning would make some sense.”
With Burrow having the quarterback position locked down for the Bengals, Browning won’t get an opportunity to start in Cincinnati, barring an injury.
Remember: last year, Browning replaced an injured Burrow midseason and was very impressive, throwing for 1,936 yards, 12 touchdowns and seven interceptions while completing 70.4 percent of his passes and posting a 98.4 passer rating over nine appearances and seven starts.
The 28-year-old played his collegiate football at Washington and went undrafted, but he eventually made his way to the Bengals’ practice squad in 2021.
Browning has clear talent and should be able to start somewhere, and Tennessee could represent a perfect destination for the Folsom, Ca. native.
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Tennessee man held on $1M bond after Adair County fatal crash
COLUMBIA, Ky. (WBKO) – One of two men charged in a fatal crash in Adair County last weekend remains jailed on a $1 million cash bond.
Joel Hammack, 46, of Crossville, Tennessee, appeared in court Monday morning for arraignment, where he pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including vehicular homicide while under the influence of alcohol.
The crash, which occurred Dec. 21 near Adair Elementary School in Columbia, involved two vehicles. Several individuals were injured, and a child was killed.
In court, Hammack reportedly expressed remorse, telling the courtroom, “I am sorry for all this. I am. I am truly sorry,” according to the Adair Community Voice.
Police who detained Hammack at the scene found three open beer containers in his truck. He was arrested and taken to TJ Samson Hospital in Columbia, where a blood test was administered.
Hammack, who has at least three prior DUI convictions in other states over the past decade, is set to appear in court again on Dec. 30 for a preliminary hearing. If the judge determines probable cause exists, the case will proceed to a grand jury for possible indictment.
A public defender has been appointed to represent Hammack.
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Urban Meyer gives blunt response to Tennessee fans turnout at Ohio Stadium
Tennessee fans showed up to Columbus Stadium over the weekend for the First Round of the College Football Playoff, the Volunteers certainly didn’t meet expectations when taking the field against the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Despite a massive representation of Tennessee orange in the crowd, Ohio State dismantled the Volunteers, defeating the SEC program by a score of 42-17 — but it felt like even more of a blowout than that. Regardless of the result, former Buckeyes leader Urban Meyer was surprised by the takeover of fans from Knoxville, even going as far to say he was alarmed by the development.
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“First time I’ve ever seen that in that stadium. A little alarmed by it,” Meyer proclaimed, via The Triple Option. “But the Buckeyes came out, what was it, 42-10? It was worse than that.”
While it certainly was a surprising turn of events, the result was still the desired one for the Buckeyes. Now, their fanbase can focus on gearing up and making the trip for the Rose Bowl in the Quarterfinal of the CFP.
Moreover, the high turnover of Tennessee fans actually made Ohio State’s domination of the Volunteers more impressive to some pundits, including Paul Finebaum. He made sure to heap some praise on the Buckeyes after their eye-opening performance.
“What I was so impressed with was the resiliency of Ohio State.” Finebaum stated, via SportsCenter. “They heard the noise, especially from the pundits, like me, about Ryan Day’s future and they blocked it out. That was what was so impressive. They just went right to it. Tennessee is a good football team but you wouldn’t have known it last night because Ohio State beat them in every facet of the game — except one. Tennessee actually did the most trash talking coming in. They had almost 35 or 40 percent of the fans. It did not make any difference because of what Ohio State did on the field.
“Credit to Ryan Day. He blocked it out as well. He did not let it get to him. The Michigan loss was nowhere to be found and now they have a chance, again, to make a run.”
The job certainly isn’t finished for Ryan Day and the Buckeyes, and the road only gets more difficult from here. With the Oregon Ducks on the docket, Urban Meyer and the rest of Ohio State’s incredible fanbase will be roaring when New Year’s Day rolls around.
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