Tennessee’s Brian Randolph, No. 37, looks to stop LSU’s Spencer Ware, No. 11, at Neyland Stadium.KNOXVILLE – Brian Randolph has some lofty goals for his sophomore season.
The Tennessee safety will be expected to meet them, too.
After playing and producing extensively in his first season, Randolph hopes to raise the standard when the Volunteers begin the season a short drive from his hometown in eight days.
“I just want to make more big plays: interceptions, cause more fumbles,” he said. “I want to be a playmaker this year. That’s why I like this new defense.
“It gives us a chance to do that, so I believe that I’ll be able to do this year.”