While the spring game format wasn’t a good fit for Brown’s run-heavy attack, he still flashed accuracy issues that may alarm some entering his fifth year. There weren’t many worries on the Plains, though the offensive line play looked problematic, making weak offensive trenches an evergreen issue in East Central Alabama.<\/p>\n
Still, the Auburn Tigers probably would’ve liked a stronger statement from Brown, who holds the program’s fate in his hands<\/a> this fall.<\/p>\n Tennessee Volunteers<\/p>\n George MacIntyre and Faizon Brandon did little to separate themselves from the pack during the Orange and White spring game on Rocky Top last week. In fact, Tennessee Volunteers head coach Josh Heupel may be giving Ryan Staub more thought for the QB1 spot.<\/p>\n While first-year defensive coordinator Jim Knowles’s notoriously tricky concepts seemed to be implemented well and quickly, it’s unclear if that’s because there wasn’t a QB who could take advantage and help this team win games in the SEC based on the early returns in the spring.<\/p>\n Colorado Buffaloes<\/p>\n The Colorado Buffaloes looked great during their Black and Gold spring game last week. Redshirt freshman QB Julian Lewis threw the ball well downfield, while San Jose State Spartans transfer receiver Danny Scudero showed strong chemistry with the pillar QB.<\/p>\n Chris Marve’s defense looked crisp and was implemented well. The issue wasn’t with any one position group, though. It was with the size of the roster as players ran through the tunnel at Folsom Field.<\/p>\n Several outlets picked up how small Colorado’s roster looked<\/a> and clowned Coach Prime over it. Deion Sanders may not have many more opportunities to pull the Buffs out of a sub-mediocre malaise the team’s been in outside of the 2024 season and 2016 before that.<\/p>\n
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