Josh Heupel details Big Orange Bayou beat down
BATON ROUGE, La. — Tennessee came to the Bayou as a top 10 team and played like it in all phases.
Used to practicing in the morning, Josh Heupel’s team jumped out early and kept the pedal down against LSU.
Hendon Hooker tossed multiple touchdowns to Jalin Hyatt and also made some plays on the ground.
Tennessee’s special teams was near perfect on the afternoon. Chase McGrath came up big with three first half field goals. In his first action of the season, Dee Williams returned a punt 58 yards that left to a McGrath field goal.
Freshman Josh Josephs came up big with a sack and Byron Young was also very disruptive. Josh Heupel met the media after the game to discuss the win.
