Vols design simple plan for Tigers -- UT to use muscle, says Ainge, combined with smarter passing Final Edition

[Phillip Fulmer] said [Erik Ainge] should have avoided some throws downfield and used his safety valve, a dump-off pass to a running back. Fulmer won't commit to going with Ainge all the way against Memphis. He would prefer it work out that way, but knows Memphis defensive coordinator Joe Lee D...

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Main Author Mike Strange Scripps Howard News Service
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Memphis, Tenn Gannett Media Corp 09.11.2005
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Ainge, Erik
Fulmer, Phil
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Summary:[Phillip Fulmer] said [Erik Ainge] should have avoided some throws downfield and used his safety valve, a dump-off pass to a running back. Fulmer won't commit to going with Ainge all the way against Memphis. He would prefer it work out that way, but knows Memphis defensive coordinator Joe Lee Dunn will present a complex array of formations designed for confusion. Photo; Michael Patrick/Knoxville News Sentinel Erik Ainge (10) should have avoided some throws downfield and used dump-off passes instead in last week's loss to Notre Dame, says coach Phillip Fulmer (right).
ISSN:0745-4856