Tennessee quarteback Tyler Bray attends the Southeastern Conference NCAA college football media days in Hoover, Ala.When you think about it, this notion that Tennessee junior quarterback Tyler Bray had finally locked down his passing touch was always too good to be true.
You just don’t misfire on 22 of 38 passes against Kentucky’s woeful Wildcats after enduring a 5-for-30 Orange-White performance the spring before and always know where you’re throwing the football.
Or beer bottles and golf balls, for that matter.
So even though it was exciting to find a potential silver lining in Bray’s apparent act of vandalism last weekend at his former apartment complex – Bray and his roommate reportedly were throwing beer bottles and golf balls at a parked car’s windshield – it’s apparently not true that he was aiming for the car.
“He missed the trash can,” UT coach Derek Dooley told the 46th annual UT All-Sports Picnic in Nashville on Thursday. “Obviously, he needs to work on his accuracy.”