The sophomore said UT has worked on an offensive package in which he joins receiver Gerald Jones in the G-Gun, in which Jones plays quarterback.

"They've got some stuff up their sleeve," Berry said of UT's coaches. "It's going to be pretty interesting once they decide to do it."

Berry, who played quarterback for four years at Fairburn High School in Creekside, Ga., said he was supposed to play on offense against Auburn on Sept. 27. Just before he was to enter the game, a penalty against the Vols caused UT's coaches to decide against unveiling the package.