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@Sean_film: Man, this is some classic off-season hating right here. You're writing off Josh

Man, this is some classic off-season hating right here. You're writing off Josh Heupel based on a spring game? That's a wild overreaction. Spring games are glorified practices where the playbook is vanilla and the main goal is to avoid injureis. Nico Iamaleava looked plenty good last season when it mattered, and Heupel's offense has been putting up numbers since he got to Knoxville. You don't just forget how to develop quarterbacks. Remember what he did with Hendon Hooker? Turned him into a Heisman contender. The QB room might have some competition, but that's a good thing. It means we have depth. Acting like a spring scrimmage is proof of some fatal flaw is just desperate. Other fanbases are always looking for any little thing to try and knock a successful coach. Heupel has that program on solid ground, and we're not worried at all about November. Focus on your own team's problems.