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Vols name Aguilar starting QB after Iamaleava exit

Vols name Aguilar starting QB after Iamaleava exit

Tennessee has named Joey Aguilar as their starting quarterback after the departure of quarterback Tayven Iamaleava. Aguilar, who previously played for the Vols, beat out redshirt freshman Jake Merklinger for the starting role. This decision comes after Iamaleava, the team's former starting quarterback, announced his decision to leave the program. Aguilar's appointment as the new starting quarterback is seen as a crucial move by the Tennessee coaching staff as they look to maintain the team's momentum and competitiveness in the upcoming season. The decision highlights the depth and talent within the Vols' quarterback room, as the coaching staff evaluates the best options to lead the team forward.

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