Tennessee tight end Jacob Warren (87) is tackled by a host of Akron defenders during a game between Tennessee and Akron at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn. on Saturday, Sept. 17, 2022. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK

Akron didn’t have many highlights in their brutal 63-6 loss to Tennessee on Saturday, but their punter did show off a slick move.

Akron was punting on a 4th-and-21 down 35-0 early in the third quarter. Noah Gettman was just about to have his punt blocked, but he showed some great awareness. He tucked the ball down and waited for a Vols player to go past him. After his fake, he punted the ball away.

The Zips only managed two field goals in the game and didn’t do a whole lot well, but that was a nice play. Gettman had 8 punts for 304 yards in the game, which was good for an average of 38.

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