Tennessee coach Jeremy Pruitt finally has gotten the chance to talk football with his Volunteers, even if limited to a two-hour, video session online.

The third-year Tennessee coach is embracing the virtual time he gets to work with his players following the go-ahead from the Southeastern Conference. He’s also using social media to stay in touch with his current recruiting class and watching videos shot by his Vols of their personal workouts.

And Pruitt also is reverting to lessons learned during his high school coaching days where coaches are forced to do more with far less and still get teams ready to play to have Tennessee ready whenever college football can hit the field again.