I won't say that it was all that impressive either. But there were moments, glimpses, if you will, of what this team could be eventually.

There were no electric plays. Nothing that would remind you of anything 'prolific' as far as the offense is concerned.

There was the same old defense. That lunch-pail crew that shows up and plays its head off play after play.

If anything, Derek Dooley has kept the majority of this team together—playing as a unit. Even if that unit may not be one of the best in the SEC.

Here are my initial thoughts regarding Tennessee's spring game.