“Hit them in the mouth”: Ex-Tennessee player Gerald Mincey still talks tough after moving to Kentucky.
The transfer portal has caused some uncomfortable situations lately. There’s a problem between Tennessee and their former player Gerald Mincey. The experienced lineman joined his third SEC East team this year and went to Kentucky after leaving late.
At first, the situation seemed strange, but it makes more sense now that Tennessee has added Lance Heard from LSU.
Mincey tried to explain why he left Tennessee a few weeks ago. He said he played with an injury all season, but still helped the team win a bowl game.
“These mean comments really hurt, I’m not gonna lie,” Mincey said.
“I enjoyed volunteering but at the end of the day, business is business. “
This week, Mincey kept speaking and talked to the media in Lexington. He said he wants to beat Tennessee and help make things better here.
“I feel like I need to take care of things for all the Kentucky fans on Nov. ” 2,” he said. 2,” he said. “I’m looking forward to that. “
“Kentucky needs to work harder to deserve it,” Mincey said. “I’m happy” Rewrite this text using easier words:. I like rooting for the team that’s not expected to win. We will visit on November first. “If we beat Neyland by 2 points, we can regain our usual position. ” (Courier Journal)
The only thing that always happens in this series is that Tennessee wins against Kentucky. The Volunteers have won 83 games, lost 26, and tied 9 against the Wildcats overall. Kentucky has only won three times out of the last 39 tries since 1985. That’s the usual.
Tennessee didn’t need any help, but they’ll have something to motivate them in the future. The Wildcats and Volunteers will be playing at Neyland Stadium on November 2nd.