After every game the Tennessee Vols have played this season, the opposing head coach and/or defensive coordinator has been at a complete loss.

From Nick Saban to Brian Kelly, it's been a who's who of frustrated coaches this season.

Nick Saban didn’t blame the tempo or the no huddle for the loss. He admitted Alabama made adjustments and dropped more defenders into coverage. And they still had no answer for the Vols’ offense. You don’t hear Saban talk like this often. pic.twitter.com/MECfxJm7Hb

— zach ragan (@zachTNT) October 16, 2022

You can add Kentucky Wildcats defensive coordinator Brad White to that list.

Before playing Tennessee last weekend, Kentucky had allowed 24 points or less in 11 straight games.

The Vols scored 27 points in the first half in their 44-6 win over the Wildcats.

While talking about the loss, White sounded humbled and defeated.

Tennessee's tempo, specifically, was tough mentally on Kentucky.

Kentucky DC Brad White explains how Tennessee’s tempo doesn’t make things difficult just physically, it also makes things really difficult mentally pic.twitter.com/eOR1pZI5oO

— zach ragan (@zachTNT) November 3, 2022

"I think a lot of people think about the tempo and the pressure that it applies from a physical standpoint," said White this week. "There's a mental pressure that's sort of on you consistently. You don't get a break to mentally decompress from maybe a previous play."

"You can't replicate that at practice…all it takes is one little lapse and it can lead to explosive plays" added White.

It seems like no one can figure out Josh Heupel's offense. And part of that is because Heupel is constantly evolving and defenses can't keep up.

Will someone eventually figure out Heupel's offense?

Maybe.

But for now, no one has even come close to stopping Tennessee's offense.

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