Push it down the field, and then we’ll watch it on tape and we’ll figure out why you should’ve gone to a different place with it.’ But the way we like to coach here is, ‘Cut it loose - like, rip the thing, and then we’ll make full-speed mistakes, and we’ll correct them in practice so we can make full-speed decisions on game day that aren’t mistakes.’ But unless you’re going to train them that way in practice, they’re never going to do it on game day, so that’s my philosophy. Push it down the field.’ And the first spring, like I was saying earlier, when they’re learning, I said, ‘Make mistakes. But it was more him, like, take the reins off a little bit, the way we like to play. ON WHETHER HOOKER WAS ALWAYS AGGRESSIVE ENOUGH FOR HIM OR WHETHER HE HAD TO BE COACHED INTO BEING AGGRESSIVE It’s just been really, really good for the whole family.” We’ve been all over the country, from Norman to Columbia to Logan, Utah - everywhere - and this place has been the most welcoming and just really easy. I said it the other day when I was talking to - my family’s assimilation into this town has been easier than any place we’ve ever been.

ON HOW THE TRANSITION TO TENNESSEE HAS BEEN FOR HIM AND HIS FAMILY GET A VIP MEMBERSHIP TO GOVOLS247 - $1 FOR YOUR FIRST MONTH Here's everything Halzle said during his appearance on 'Vol Calls' on Wednesday night. The Vols mostly have dominated their rivalry with the Wildcats over the years, and they still hold an 81-26-9 advantage in the all-time series. But Kentucky has won two of the past four meetings, including a 34-7 victory last year in Knoxville. 15 Ole Miss and third-ranked Alabama. Kentucky also has lost its past two games since a 6-0 start, including the Wildcats' 31-17 loss Saturday night at Mississippi State. Tennessee, which had an open date last week, is coming off back-to-back losses to No. The appearance allowed Halzle to discuss Tennessee's starting senior quarterback, Hendon Hooker, including his progression since spring practice earlier this year and how he responded to losing the offseason battle for the starting job to Michigan transfer Joe Milton III. Halzle also talked about his history with Heupel and why he decided to get back into coaching after leaving the business for two years. Halzle followed first-year Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel in appearing on Wednesday's radio show.

The game will be televised nationally on ESPN2. Eastern time Saturday at Kroger Field in Lexington, Ky. The Vols (4-4, 2-3 SEC) will take on the rival Wildcats (6-2, 4-2) at 7 p.m. Tennessee quarterbacks coach Joey Halzle appeared on the Vol Network's 'Vol Calls' radio show Wednesday night to discuss the Vols' quarterbacks through their first eight games this season and preview Saturday's game at No.

Why throw away your life so recklessly