Ranking the top 10 QBs in Tennessee football history

9. Bobby Dodd (1928-30)

Dodd may be best known for his days as the head coach at Georgia Tech, but he was quite the athlete during his time at Tennessee. He was versatile in every sense of the word. Dodd played football, basketball and baseball for the school. When he was on the gridiron, not only did he play QB, but he played as a running back and punted as well. The Vols held a 27-1-2 record in games that Dodd started.

He was inducted into the University of Tennessee Hall of Fame in 1959.

General Robert Neyland's presence in the SEC could be felt long after he retired from Tennessee in 1952. Two of his former players, Bobby Dodd and Ray Graves went on to have successful coaching careers at Georgia Tech and Florida, respectively. pic.twitter.com/lQzFObUJY2

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