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Alabama Officially Names Graham Special Teams Coordinator The Alabama Crimson Tide officially confirms the prior reports and names Jay Graham as its new special teams coordinator and tight ends coach. Graham comes to Tuscaloosa after coaching running backs for the University of Tennessee last season. Graham has spent time at several SEC schools including South Carolina, Texas A&M and Tennessee. "We are pleased to be able to add Jay Graham to our staff," Saban said. "Jay is well respected across the country for his knowledge of the game and his ability to recruit. He has experience at numerous...

Alabama Adds Todd Watson In Support Staff Role The Alabama football program is adding Todd Watson to its staff in a supportive role, according to a report by AL.com's Matt Zenitz. Watson has spent the last three seasons in Knoxville serving as Tennessee's director of football operations for two seasons and in 2020 serving as Tennessee's director of football programming in 2020. Watson has a deep knowledge of the state of Alabama, having served as a high school coach in the state. He served as defensive coordinator of Hoover High School from 2000 to 2004, winning four state championships, and ...

Former Tennessee coach Jeremy Pruitt is headed to the NFL as a defensive assistant with the New York Giants, sources told ESPN.

Tennessee 2021 Signing Class Superlatives Author: Dec 31, 2020 The Early signing period came and went for Tennessee without much surprise. Dylan Brooks was able to keep his signing quiet for roughly two weeks before announcing it, and Jeremy Pruitt's staff was able to keep the bulk of their class intact, but there are still some outliers with questions about their future. Tennessee seems more likely to hit the transfer market over the next few months, so we will do our signing class superlatives early this year. Cornerstone: For the past two years, this award has gone to a player from the st...

Jeremy Pruitt and multiple players and coaches tested positive for COVID-19. ESPN senior writer and University of Tennessee alum Chris Low reports tests were conducted as part of Southeastern Conference protocol on Sunday and the program received results on Monday, hours after the Vols accepted their bowl invitation to face West Virginia in Memphis on December 31. A second round of testing was conducted on Monday to confirm both the positive and negative cases for players and staffers within the Tennessee football program, ESPN reports. The combination of positive tests and individuals who ...