Tennessee sophomore quarterback Will McBride announced on Twitter on Wednesday night that he plans to transfer off the Vols’ roster.
The No. 6 Vols blew out Eastern Kentucky as Yves Pons earned his first career start during the 500th game played in Thompson-Boling Arena.
Another name has emerged as one of the Vols’ “top candidates” for their vacant offensive coordinator job, and it’s NC State OC Eliah Drinkwitz.
The Vols sent out an offer to the No. 2 JUCO defensive tackle in the 2019 class, Keonte Schad. Schad is currently committed to Minnesota.
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According to Chris Low of ESPN, former Ole Miss head coach Hugh Freeze is a “real possibility” for the Vols’ offensive coordinator position.
Whoever gets hired as the Vols’ new offensive coordinator needs to do something for the position that hasn’t been done in while: Provide stability.
