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No. Tenn is talked about because it runs a Veer and Shoot. Part of that is their tempo. So of course that will be part of the discussion. But that’s not the only thing talked about. Their unique splits are talked about just as much, and actually are unseen in almost all of college football.
But tempo isn’t unique. At least Duke, SMU, UNC, and Wake just in the ACC will run some form of tempo. Either get plays snapped as fast as possible (SMU being the extreme of that) or at least get lined up as fast as possible, and then either snap it or look to the coach to call a play based on what alignment the quick tempo forced the defense to get in.
But I’m still not sure what your point was? Assuming tempo is unique in P4 football, it require a unique QB trait that other P4 coaches aren’t looking for because they don’t run tempo? If that was what you were getting at, what is the trait?