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Freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon is settling into Tennessee's starting role ahead of the Sept. 5 game against Furman.
Tennessee freshman Faizon Brandon is preparing for his first collegiate start after being named the Volunteers' quarterback for the season opener against Furman.
Brandon would become the second freshman quarterback in program history to start an opener, following Brent Schaeffer in 2004. Tennessee hosts Furman on Sept. 5 at 3:30 p.m.
Source: Tennessee Athletics
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