Will Nico Help Tennessee’s Offense Get Back To Its Elite Form?
Tom Fornelli of CBS Sports offered some observations on how Nico Iamaleava, the quarterback for the Tennessee Volunteers, would affect the attack in the next campaign.
Nico Iamaleava, the quarterback for Tennessee, is expected to do exceptionally well in his debut season, especially in light of the NCAA probe into his recruiting. His peaks at Tennessee have been really high, but our experience with him at the collegiate level has been limited.
Even Nevertheless, a lot of people are still planning to watch Iamaleava come season two. Tom Fornelli, a reporter for CBS Sports, offered his thoughts on how the Vols may perform in the next season given a manageable schedule under the leadership of the California native. According to Fornelli’s prediction, Tennessee might reach the heights they did in 2022—one of the most memorable seasons the University of Tennessee football team has seen in the past century. There are several
Think of me as a fan of Iamaleava. With Milton, Tennessee’s offense regressed the previous season. In 2023, the Vols averaged just 24.4 points per SEC game, down from their 2022 conference play average of 43.4 points per game. The only teams worse were Vanderbilt, Arkansas, and Mississippi State. With Iamaleava leading the Vols next season, I’m sure they’ll go far closer to the 40 points per game mark than 24. Iamaleava is worth it; I’m not sure how much NIL he is receiving. Regarding Nico Iamaleava, Tom REPORT: Tennessee Under NCAA Investigation Again; Recruiting Service Provides Views On Jordan Ross; Peyton Lewis Receives Significant Setback From On3
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