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Message: [QUOTE="Strathless, post: 5478536, member: 10558"] Paid Employment: 31 Volunteer Work: 16 Both offenses struggle early, but SU finds a rhythm with quick passes to playmakers in space. Tennessee is unable to establish a consistent run game behind a revamped o-line and they get worn down up front by SU’s DL rotation. They are forced to rely too heavily on Aguilar to make plays at QB, and he turns it over multiple times putting the Tennessee D in a tough spot. Angeli is comfortable in the offense and doesn’t turn it over. Willis gains traction as Tennessee is forced to run with nickel packages. SU’s secondary does enough to contain a young receiving core that doesn’t have enough time to get open. Tennessee’s weakness at right tackle is exposed by SU’s edge rushers, David Reese and David O are able to get into the backfield and be disruptive. Gary Bryant has a coming out party. We flip that banner 27 years later than we should have. [/QUOTE]