The SoCon Spread

                                         Game 1: No. 6 Furman 45, Tennessee Tech 10 Furrman graduate senior wide receiver Kyndel Dean When Furman finished the 2022 season leading the nation in interceptions (18), pass deflections (57) and turnovers gained (29), those numbers certainly weren’t an aberration or any sort of anomaly, with tangible proof of the Paladin defense has made getting the ball away from the opposition’s offense somewhat of an art form.   Many who saw the score of: Furman 45, Tennessee Tech 10 were fooled. Most of us sitting in the press box and in the stands at Paladin Stadium left wondering just how it got to be that. It’s not because Furman necessarily played bad outside of the normal miscues you might expect from a season opener, however, the Paladins were dominant the way a No. 6  ranked  team should be if we’re judging on score alone...