Tennessee parts ways with Penn State transfer EDGE Chaz Coleman
Tennessee has parted ways with Penn State transfer edge rusher Chaz Coleman following a medical disqualification.
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Tennessee football has medically disqualified defensive end Chaz Coleman from its program. Coleman had transferred to the SEC school from Penn State and experienced a turbulent spring period.
Coverage from ESPN, The New York Times, and On3 emphasizes that Coleman was a seven-figure transfer. AL.com described him as a standout edge rusher, while the Knoxville News Sentinel focused on potential replacement plans for coach Jim Knowles.
Future developments center on how Jim Knowles intends to replace Coleman on the defensive line, as reported by the Knoxville News Sentinel.
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Quick answers
Why is Chaz Coleman leaving Tennessee?
According to ESPN and The New York Times, Coleman has been medically disqualified from the program.
Where did Chaz Coleman transfer from?
Coleman transferred to Tennessee from Penn State.
How was Coleman's time at Tennessee described?
The New York Times described his spring as turbulent.
Coverage (5)
- Standout transfer edge rusher reportedly off team at SEC school AL.com · 7h ago
- 3 Chaz Coleman replacement plans for Jim Knowles, Tennessee football Knoxville News Sentinel · 7h ago
- Tennessee medically disqualifies seven-figure defensive line transfer after turbulent spring The New York Times · 7h ago
- Tennessee DE Chaz Coleman medically disqualified from program ESPN · 7h ago
- Tennessee parts ways with Penn State transfer EDGE Chaz Coleman On3 · 7h ago
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