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- Tennessee's quarterback competition remains unresolved, and the team's ceiling depends heavily on one of the young options becoming a high-level SEC starter. - At safety, returning starter Edris Farooq is being pushed by Penn State transfer De'Shawn Lane, while Omarion Campbell adds another resource to a group that avoided many spring busts. - Tennessee retained a two-year linebacker starter after a brief portal possibility, and Edwin Spillman gives the group another experienced returning piece. - West Virginia transfer Donavan Haslem adds starting experience to the offensive line, but the unit must show it can hold up against the best defensive fronts on the schedule.

- QB/OL: Regardless of the QB, the OL must improve in pass protection & physicality in short yardage situations.

- Pick/market: I feel good about the upcoming season, but I'm a glass half full person.

- Tennessee's experienced offensive line is a massive strength this spring as the Volunteers return four of five starters and multiple depth players.

- QB/OL: Morris didn’t show much last year because he only got to play in mop up duty with backup qb and backup OL.

- Top 5-7 SEC QB production, solid WR/OL, sneaky good defense could yield 10 wins or 5.

- Spring concern isn't D-line; O-line getting dominated per reports and film.

- Pick/market: Just a reminder of the 2026 schedule: Date Time At Opponent Location Tournament Result Sep 5 (Sat) TBD Home Furman Knoxville, Tenn.