Tennessee Workers lead trainer Josh Heupel offered a physical issue update on running back Cameron Seldon. Tennessee running back Cameron Seldon is the No. 2 back in the Vols pivot heading into next season.
He streaked during his actual green bean season, logging 25 conveys for 106 yards across four normal season appearances and a broad excursion in the Citrus Bowl.
Be that as it may, he went through a medical procedure prior this offseason, and the timable for his return drifts around season the opening shot. Tennessee hasn’t added a running back from the NCAA Move Entrance, as they believe in their room.
Lead trainer Josh Heupel talked with the media before in the week to refresh how Seldon is advancing and where he sees him returning this season.
“Everything has gone very well in his recovery cycle,” Heupel made sense of. He’s worked effectively of remaining inside the limits of what our clinical group is requesting that he do. We project him proceeding to get solid all through the late spring and ideally be prepared when now is the right time to start off.”
Tennessee Workers lead trainer Josh Heupel offered a physical issue update on running back Cameron Seldon.
Tennessee running back Cameron Seldon is the No. 2 back in the Vols pivot heading into next season. He streaked during his actual green bean season, logging 25 conveys for 106 yards across four normal season appearances and a broad excursion in the Citrus Bowl.
Be that as it may, he went through a medical procedure prior this offseason, and the timable for his return drifts around season the opening shot.
Tennessee hasn’t added a running back from the NCAA Move Entrance, as they believe in their room. Lead trainer Josh Heupel talked with the media before in the week to refresh how Seldon is advancing and where he sees him returning this season. “Everything has gone very well in his recovery cycle,” Heupel made sense of.
He’s worked effectively of remaining inside the limits of what our clinical group is requesting that he do. We project him proceeding to get solid all through the late spring and ideally be prepared when now is the right time to start off.”
