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Tennessee parts ways with Penn State transfer EDGE Chaz Coleman

Tennessee football has parted ways with defensive lineman Chaz Coleman following a medical disqualification.

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Tennessee football parted ways with defensive end Chaz Coleman after the transfer was medically disqualified from the program. Following the end of his tenure, reports emerged detailing plans for the team to address the resulting vacancy in the defensive line.

Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

Chaz Coleman, a defensive end who transferred to Tennessee from Penn State, is no longer with the program. Reports confirm the university has medically disqualified the athlete after his participation in spring practice sessions.

Media reports characterize the move as a significant change to the team's defensive roster following his arrival as a transfer student. Future updates will likely concern how the program manages the resulting vacancy on its defensive line.

Reports from the Knoxville News Sentinel note that staff are currently evaluating potential replacement plans for the position.

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Why is Chaz Coleman no longer on the Tennessee football team?

He was medically disqualified from the program.

Where did Chaz Coleman play before Tennessee?

He was a transfer from Penn State.

What is the status of the defensive line position at Tennessee?

Coverage indicates that team staff are actively looking at replacement plans to fill the spot vacated by Coleman.

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