Published Sept. 30, 2008
Nick Stephens has a chance this week to become the starting quarterback for the University of Tennessee Volunteers. With 1-3 season thus far and an under-performing offensive line, the coaching staff decided to open the position for starting quarterback. The competition is between Stephens, a sophomore, and junior Jonathan Crompton.
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| Erin Chapin | Videographer and editor |
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Comments » 2
pammyvol1000 writes:
Nick sounds like he's ready to jump in the saddle. Yeehaw.. Go Stephens!
Volsrscary writes:
This Stephens dude sounds like he's ready to play. If he can hand it off without fumbling then we have us a QB.
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