Sophomore cornerback Avieon Terrell met with the media following Monday’s spring practice.

Terrell has been a bit banged up this spring, but he’s been working through the injuries.

“It’s been good,” he said of the spring. “I missed a few little days because I had a concussion and ankle injury. But it’s been good. The team’s been looking good. We look a little powerful out there, strong. So, it’s been going good.”

“I worked through it,” he added of the ankle injury. “I feel it a little bit, but it ain’t stopping me. I’m working through it.”

Terrell also spoke about what he’s seen this spring from rising junior Cade Klubnik, who’s entering his second full season as the Tigers’ starting quarterback.

“Cade just looks comfortable out there,” Terrell said. “He’s letting it rip… He’s comfortable, letting it fly.”

Watch Terrell discuss the spring and more after Monday’s practice:

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