Seen where DeAngelo Benton and Hargrave traveled to Knoxsville to play against the University of Tennessee's junior varsity tram.Wondering how many team have an JV team and does LSU have one,and Who plays on it? Also how did Benton do?

I heard all the military academies have JV teams (since they can only play 4 years). But besides them I don't know who else does.

yea thats what i thought untill i read that

There are a lot of random school with JV teams. I know Fran had one at Alabama and UNC's basketball team still has one and is a really big deal.

I believe Ketucky has one. I know they used to, I believe they still have one.

Then we should have one. It would be a good place for some of the younger guys who aren't getting playing time to get on the field and get some experience. We use to have a freshman team way back in the day.

I know that Keiland played Virginia Tech's JV team while he was there at Hargrave, so they have one.

What teams do they play besides military academies? Other JV teams? Who calls the plays for the JV team?

LSU had a freshman team years ago. I went and saw them play Tulane one year.

found an articles about the game.
http://govolsxtra.com/news/2007/sep/26/ut-sees-junior-varsity-game-win-win/?printer=1/

NCAA rules prohibit playing in more than 12 regular-season games, so student-athletes who have not played in all of UT’s early-season games could see action Thursday night. Redshirt candidates for the 2007 season are not allowed to play and maintain their redshirt status.

Thus, the only scholarship members joining Myers on Tennessee’s JV roster are junior Sinclair Cannon, sophomore Jonathan Crompton, redshirt-freshmen Nick Stephens, Victor Thomas, Ramone Johnson, Jarrod Shaw and Chase Nelson, and true freshmen Dennis Rogan, Savion Frazier and Ben Martin.

Stephens, Thomas and Shaw have yet to see action this season, while Myers has played in one game, Frazier, Martin and Nelson two and Crompton, Rogan and Johnson have appeared in three apiece.

“It’s a chance to look at some young guys who haven’t played very much,” Fulmer said. “Certainly it’s important from a recruiting standpoint, that we have those guys on campus. It give us a chance to see play first-hand some of those (from Hargrave) we’ve talked to and know about.”

“It’s a recruiting opportunity for us,” UT head coach Phillip Fulmer said