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Before Kennesaw State on Sept. 14, Josh Heupel said DaSaahn Brame could work both in space and in Tennessee's core formations, with improved core blocking. He cited Brame's second-level block on Daune Morris' final Georgia Tech run. This supported the tight end's versatility, not a newly announced personnel package or fixed replacement role.

In the Sept. 14 Georgia Tech review, Heupel attributed Faizon Brandon's missed receiver screen to fundamentals and clarified that the play was not an RPO. He tied the quarterback's next steps to fundamentals, communication and situational execution, not a new quarterback order or an announced scheme change.

Discussing Carson Gentle's increased Georgia Tech work before Kennesaw State on Sept. 14, Heupel said a summer injury had slowed his training-camp start and that improved health had allowed more work volume. This explained the snaps Gentle had already played; it was not a new Sept. 20 medical clearance, injury diagnosis or promised snap allocation.