If you asked Tennessee head coach Jeremy Pruitt two weeks ago who his starting quarterback would be when kickoff came against Alabama, there was little doubt that it would be anyone else than Jarrett Guarantano.
“Jarrett is our quarterback,” said Pruitt following the team’s 44-21 loss to Georgia where Guarantano struggled with turnovers. “He gives us the best opportunity to have success.”
Since then even more has changed for the Volunteers as the team was blown out by unranked Kentucky 34-7 where the quarterback saw even more struggles. Guarantano threw for just 88 yards and two interceptions before being relieved of his duties which now has a chance of happening against Alabama.