Tennessee Opens Spring Practice With Familiar Question

The Tennessee Volunteers began spring drills Thursday, and coach Phillip Fulmer said he wants to have an established starter at quarterback by the end of spring practice.
The Vols are coming off a disappointing 5-6 season. Eric Ainge, a rising junior, entered the first day of practice at Number One ahead of redshirt freshman Jonathan Crompton.
Fulmer said he believes the Vols will be good at quarterback, where no one stepped forward last season. David Cutcliffe, who returned to Tennessee to replace Randy Sanders at offensive coordinator, is in charge of the quarterbacks.
He's been tutoring them on football philosophy -- not just how a play works but why.