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Pruitt talks JJ Peterson and why he’s working at a different position for now

First year Tennessee head coach Jeremy Pruitt will get his first shot at Nick Saban on the football field this Saturday at Neyland Stadium, but Pruitt has already registered a couple of wins over his old boss on the recruiting trail. First it was tight end Dominick Wood-Anderson, then it was 2018 top-50 overall player linebacker JJ Peterson.

Peterson has been learning on the fly since arriving at Tennessee a day after the opener against West Virginia. He hasn’t gotten a chance to see the field yet, but Pruitt already has him working a new position.