Cover 2: Was removing Justin Worley's redshirt a good idea or bad idea?
Dargan Southard: Bad Idea to play him
I think we are all in agreement that the 2011 Tennessee football season has been disappointing up to this point, particularly the way the last two games have played out. However, playing quarterback and former redshirt freshman Justin Worley is a move that didn't need to be made for a number of reasons.
Obviously the primary argument for why people are in favor of the Worley move is the underachieving play of senior Matt Simms . While Simms has drastically underperformed based on his potential that was shown in last year's quarterback battle with Tyler Bray , people forget that Tennessee just played the number one and number two teams in the nation respectively. To judge Simms's ability to win solely based on the LSU and Alabama contests in extremely unfair, especially taking in to consideration that even with Bray, Justin Hunter ,and Janzen Jackson the Volunteers probably would have still struggled against the Tigers and Tide.
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