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In this video, see how Josh Heupel and the Tennessee Volunteer offense used Biletnikoff semifinalist Jalin Hyatt against Nick Saban, Petet Golding, and the Alabama Crimson Tide. We'll see how Tennessee's "Veer and Shoot" passing game works, with adjustable route concepts that are designed to (1) isolate a WR against one particular defender, and then (2) give that WR freedom to break away from his man, wherever he happens to be. This system originally came from Art Briles' Baylor program, but has since spread via assistants like Dino Babers (Syracuse), Kendal Briles (Arkansas), and Jeff Lebby (Oklahoma).