The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team had a “not-so-good” practice Wednesday morning at Scrappy Moore Field, coach Russ Huesman said.
Following Tuesday’s two practices, the team’s first two-a-day, the session Wednesday morning was the Mocs’ third in a 27-hour period.
“Too many turnovers, too many people letting the weather conditions get to them, too many people not bending their knees because they’re a little tired and hot,” Huesman said. “We can’t beat anybody with that.”
The offense put the ball on the ground six times and had an interception in about a 10-minutes stretch, which nearly gave offensive coordinator Marcus Satterfield a heart attack.
While the turnovers made the defense look good, Huesman said there were plenty of mistakes on that side of the ball, as well.