Jauan Jennings appears to intentionally step on helmetless Vanderbilt player's face

SDS Staff | 4 years ago

Jauan Jennings is one of the more passionate and emotional players in the nation but that isn’t necessarily a good thing at all times.

Case in point, during a rivalry game against the SEC team closest to his hometown of Murfreesboro, it appears the Tennessee senior intentionally stepped on the face of a helmetless and helpless Vanderbilt player Saturday night in Neyland Stadium.

While it’s impossible to read intentions in this video, it isn’t a great look for Jennings.

Tennessee sports betting officially launched on November 1, 2020. Tennessee was the first SEC state to legalize sports betting.

Check it out below:

Jauan Jennings should be kicked out of the game & off the team…

WATCH as he intentionally stomps on a Vanderbilt player’s face. ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/9Wx2DETrle

— Baylor Cook (@j_baylorcook) December 1, 2019

What do you think, did Jennings do this on purpose?

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