TENNESSEE
Rashaan Gaulden is doing his best to be remembered for his play on the field, and not the incident he had to apologize for at Alabama.
The Tennessee defensive back leads Power 5 teams with the lowest amount of yards allowed, 0.24, per snap in coverage for draft-eligible cornerbacks, according to Pro Football Focus.
Gaulden is third on the team with 57 tackles, has one interception, 3.5 tackles for a loss, three forced fumbles and four pass breakups.
He had a career-high 10 tackles against Florida earlier this season. He also had 10 tackles against South Carolina. His fumble recovery Saturday against Southern Miss was his third fumble in as many games. It led to a John Kelly touchdown and gave the Vols a 24-3 lead.
Tennessee CB Rashaan Gaulden has been stingy in coverage this season – allowing just 0.24 yards per snap he is in coverage – lowest among draft-eligible Power-5 CBs w/ 105+ coverage snaps. pic.twitter.com/9yOVCC6slx
— PFF College Football (@PFF_College) November 9, 2017
According to Herbstreit he should be kicked off the team for flipping the bird…
Well I’m sure Herbie the choirboy never made a mistake. Let some frustration loose. A low class act but he didn’t rape, shoot or rob anyone. Herbie needs to chill and worry about his race horses
Tennessee definitely has some talented players.