What Tennessee secondary coach Anthony Poindexter said ahead of Georgia Tech matchup
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Anthony Poindexter said Tennessee's secondary executed its coverages with few communication busts against Furman, but emphasized that limited deep-pass testing leaves downfield coverage less established entering Georgia Tech.
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Poindexter was encouraged that Tennessee's young reserves knew their assignments and lined up correctly in a small second-half sample, while making further playing time dependent on continued execution and physical effort.
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In scouting Georgia Tech, Poindexter highlighted the quarterback's arm and accuracy alongside two or three dangerous receivers and a capable tight-end room as a stronger skill-position challenge than Tennessee saw against Furman.
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Poindexter said Georgia Tech's multiple formations, shifts and motions force defenses to identify calls and communicate before the snap, making pre-snap recognition a central feature of the matchup.
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