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Mocs analysis: UTC offense couldn’t convert when it mattered most

Staff photo by Abby White / UTC quarterback Camden Orth looks for a receiver during Saturday night's Southern Conference game against The Citadel at Finley Stadium.
Staff photo by Abby White / UTC quarterback Camden Orth looks for a receiver during Saturday night's Southern Conference game against The Citadel at Finley Stadium. Staff photo by Abby White / UTC quarterback Camden Orth looks for a receiver during Saturday night's Southern Conference game against The Citadel at Finley Stadium.

By Gene Henley 2 min read

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team struggled after a solid start to its Southern Conference opener against The Citadel on Saturday night at Finley Stadium, losing 28-10 and dipping to 1-4 overall this season.

UTC beat writer Gene Henley breaks down the loss for the Mocs, who continue SoCon play by traveling to face Virginia Military Institute (1-3, 0-0) at 1:30 p.m. next Saturday.


SATURDAY’S STAR

Kam Baah-Slay was everywhere for UTC defensively, with the 6-foot-3, 189-pound junior safety racking up a career-high 19 tackles (16 unassisted) in the loss.