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Watch: Jeremy Pruitt's Press Conference Following Tennessee's 44-21 Loss to Georgia

Watch: Jeremy Pruitt's Press Conference Following Tennessee's 44-21 Loss to Georgia
Watch: Jeremy Pruitt's Press Conference Following Tennessee's 44-21 Loss to Georgia
Watch: Jeremy Pruitt's Press Conference Following Tennessee's 44-21 Loss to Georgia

You can watch the full press conference in the video above.

Below is Jeremy Pruitt's opening statement following Tennessee's 44-21 loss to Georgia on Saturday afternoon.

“First of all, I would just like to give credit to Georgia. I thought they really outplayed us there in the second half. When you look at the game, of course you learn a lot when you look at the tape, but you can’t turn the ball over three times against anybody and expect to win. We turned the ball over three times in the second half, once for a defensive score and twice, I don’t think they [Georgia] got any first downs and kicked field goals. So, there’s 13 points there that really changed the game. We made a lot of mistakes on the defensive side, especially on third down. That’s on me. That’s not on anyone else, that’s on me. I learned a long time ago that you have to be able to do what your players can do. If they can’t do it then you got to do a better job of coaching them up, and I have to do a better job of that. Offensively, we created a couple of explosive plays in the first half, but in the second half we didn’t control the line of scrimmage, played behind the sticks and we have to be more explosive, got to be able to run the ball. We also didn’t really create any plays in the special teams.”

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Matt Ray
MATT RAY

Matt Ray is the publisher of Sports Illustrated-FanNation's Volunteer Country, serving as a beat reporter covering football, recruiting, and occasionally other sports. Matt also is a lead analyst at Sports Illustrated All-American, Sports Illustrated lead authority in high school recruiting coverage. When not at work covering the Tennessee Volunteers or the recruiting trail, Matt enjoys spending time with his wife Destiny traveling the country.