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  1. 1d ago

    Tennessee Could Expose Kentucky As A Fraud...

    Kentucky is ranked No. 8 in the country. But are the Wildcats actually a top-10 team? The latest Big Orange Podcast breaks down Tennessee's massive matchup with Kentucky and asks whether the Wildcats are as good as their ranking suggests. Kentucky has put together an impressive résumé, with road wins over Texas A&M, South Carolina and Oklahoma, but Charlie Burris and Zach Ragan aren't convinced the Wildcats are truly one of the best teams in college football. The biggest reason? A lot of Kentucky's success has come down to extremely close games. The Wildcats needed a two-point conversion to beat South Carolina in overtime. They needed another two-point conversion to beat LSU. They also escaped several other close games before eventually losing to Vanderbilt. Remove those two-point conversions, and Kentucky's record — and national ranking — could look dramatically different. Tennessee, meanwhile, has a much better defense statistically. The Vols are currently No. 2 in the SEC in scoring defense, allowing just 17 points per game against conference opponents, while Kentucky is No. 9 at 27.3 points per game. That could be a major problem for the Wildcats when they walk into Neyland Stadium. Charlie and Zach discuss why they believe Tennessee has the better roster, why Kentucky may be benefiting from some fortunate breaks, and why the Vols could expose the Wildcats as a team that isn't quite as good as its No. 8 ranking suggests. But Kentucky isn't a bad football team. The Wildcats have a veteran quarterback, a solid coaching staff and have proven they can win difficult games on the road. The question is whether they can do it against Tennessee. Neyland Stadium has been a nightmare for Kentucky over the years, and Tennessee has dominated this rivalry historically. The Vols have only lost to Kentucky three times in the lifetimes of Charlie and Zach. Now Kentucky comes to Knoxville ranked inside the top 10. Can the Wildcats finally break through? Or is this where their Cinderella run comes crashing down? The guys also identify one matchup that could decide everything: Kentucky's offensive line against Tennessee's defensive front. Charlie and Zach believe Tennessee could potentially rack up six sacks in this game, and they explain why Kentucky's quick-tempo offense could play directly into the hands of Tennessee's defensive line. They also revisit Tennessee's heartbreaking loss to South Carolina and explain why that game still bothers them more than the 2022 loss to the Gamecocks. The Vols controlled that game, had opportunities to close it out and ultimately let a victory slip away. Now Tennessee has to respond. Can the Vols knock off the No. 8 team in the country? Is Kentucky actually a top-10 team? And could Tennessee's defense completely take over this game? Charlie Burris and Zach Ragan break it all down on the latest Big Orange Podcast. Subscribe to A to Z Sports Tennessee for Tennessee Volunteers football news, analysis, recruiting updates, game reactions and Big Orange Podcast episodes throughout the 2026 season. 00:00 Is Kentucky Actually A Top-10 Team? 01:16 How Kentucky Got To No. 8 02:43 Kentucky's Biggest Test Yet 04:30 Why Tennessee Should Be Skeptical 05:33 Are Kentucky's Wins Fool's Gold? 08:27 Neyland Could Decide This Game 10:11 Tennessee Has The Defensive Advantage 12:53 Kentucky's New Coach Knows The Rivalry 13:21 Tennessee Could Get SIX Sacks 15:03 Tennessee Has A Lot To Prove 16:43 Why The South Carolina Loss Still Hurts 19:21 The Problem With Betting And Officiating 24:27 Final Thoughts On Kentucky Try BTASports Today: Make A to Z Sports your preferred source on Google: Play A to Z Sports Daily Games: For more VOLS coverage: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: TikTok: #TennesseeVols #TennesseeFootball #Vols #TennesseeKentucky #KentuckyFootball

  2. 2d ago

    Tennessee's QB Situation Just Got VERY Interesting...

    Josh Heupel still won't name Tennessee's starting quarterback. And the latest Big Orange Podcast has a theory about why. With Kentucky coming to Neyland, Heupel once again declined to publicly name the Vols' starting quarterback. George MacIntyre appears to be the obvious choice after taking over the job and helping Tennessee win multiple games, but Heupel continues to keep the situation unofficial. Charlie Burris and Zach Ragan break down why they believe Heupel may actually be doing this intentionally. One possibility is that Tennessee still needs Faizon Brandon. MacIntyre has played well enough to earn the starting job, but the Vols have four more games remaining in November and one injury could immediately put Brandon back on the field. Keeping Brandon engaged, confident and prepared could be extremely important for Tennessee's playoff push. The guys also discuss the psychological side of the quarterback situation. MacIntyre is still extremely young and has continued to improve every week. Naming him the unquestioned starter could potentially add pressure to a quarterback who is still developing, while leaving the job unofficial allows him to continue playing without feeling like he has to prove himself every single snap. But despite Heupel's refusal to name a starter, Charlie and Zach believe the answer is pretty clear: George MacIntyre should be Tennessee's quarterback right now. The guys also push back on the idea that Tennessee should replace MacIntyre because of his mistakes against South Carolina. MacIntyre made a costly mistake on the fourth-down handoff that helped swing the game, but the hosts explain why they believe it was a young quarterback getting crossed up by a defensive look rather than simply panicking or forgetting the play. Now MacIntyre gets a massive opportunity against Kentucky. The Wildcats are coming to Neyland as a ranked opponent, and Tennessee desperately needs a win to keep its College Football Playoff hopes alive. If MacIntyre plays well against Kentucky, the conversation could become much bigger than simply who starts this week. Could MacIntyre establish himself as Tennessee's quarterback for the rest of the season — and potentially into 2027? Charlie and Zach also discuss how Tennessee could still get Faizon Brandon involved. The hosts believe Tennessee should consider using Brandon in an option, RPO or Wildcat-type package because of his athletic ability. With the bye week giving Tennessee extra time to prepare, Kentucky could be the perfect opportunity to introduce another wrinkle to the offense. Can George MacIntyre respond after the South Carolina loss? Will Josh Heupel finally name his starting quarterback? And could Faizon Brandon still have a role in Tennessee's offense? Charlie Burris and Zach Ragan break it all down on the latest Big Orange Podcast. Subscribe to A to Z Sports Tennessee for Tennessee Volunteers football news, analysis, recruiting updates, game reactions and Big Orange Podcast episodes throughout the 2026 season. 00:00 Tennessee's QB Situation Is Still A Mystery 01:59 Why Won't Josh Heupel Name The Starter? 03:56 Why George MacIntyre Should Be The Guy 06:35 The Psychology Behind Heupel's QB Strategy 08:30 Why MacIntyre Still Deserves The Job 10:30 What Actually Happened On The South Carolina Mistake 12:15 MacIntyre Faces A HUGE Test Against Kentucky 14:20 Is MacIntyre Tennessee's QB For 2027? 15:53 Tennessee Needs To Use Faizon Brandon 17:34 The Perfect Game To Try It Make A to Z Sports your preferred source on Google: Play A to Z Sports Daily Games: For more VOLS coverage: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: TikTok: #TennesseeVols #TennesseeFootball #Vols #GeorgeMacIntyre #FaizonBrandon #JoshHeupel

  3. 6d ago

    Tennessee Fans NEED To Root For These Teams...

    Download the Kalshi app and use code ATOZ to get $20 when you trade $20. Kalshi. Trade on anything. Sign up today: Sponsor Disclosure: Kalshi: 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. Test Out The A to Z Sports College Football Playoff Predictor Today: Tennessee isn't playing this weekend, but that doesn't mean Vols fans have nothing to watch. The latest Big Orange Podcast breaks down the biggest games Tennessee fans should be watching during the bye week and explains which teams the Vols should be rooting for as they continue to chase a spot in the College Football Playoff. With Tennessee sitting at 6-2, the results around the SEC could have a major impact on the Vols' playoff chances and potential seeding. Charlie Burris and Zach Ragan discuss several games that could directly affect Tennessee's postseason picture. One of the biggest games is Ole Miss vs. Auburn. The guys believe Tennessee fans should be rooting for Auburn because another loss for Ole Miss could eliminate one of the SEC's potential two-loss playoff contenders and make Tennessee's path much cleaner. They also discuss South Carolina vs. Oklahoma. Despite South Carolina being the team that just beat Tennessee, the Vols actually have a reason to root for the Gamecocks in this one. A South Carolina win could help Tennessee's playoff résumé and make the Vols' loss in Columbia look better to the College Football Playoff committee. Georgia vs. Florida is another important game. Tennessee fans should be rooting for Georgia because a Florida win could create another dangerous 9-3 or 10-2 SEC team that Tennessee would potentially have to compete against for a playoff spot. The guys also discuss Missouri, Texas, LSU, Alabama and the growing cluster of SEC teams fighting for playoff positioning. The bigger goal for Tennessee is simple: win the final four games. But if the Vols can get some help around the conference, the playoff picture could become significantly more favorable. The guys also discuss playoff seeding and why Tennessee should care about more than simply making the College Football Playoff. A 10-2 Tennessee team could potentially host a first-round playoff game at Neyland Stadium, while a lower seed could force the Vols to travel across the country for their opening-round matchup. The episode also features a look at the A to Z Sports College Football Playoff Predictor, which allows fans to manipulate results around the country and see how different outcomes affect Tennessee's playoff chances. Who should Tennessee fans root for this weekend? Should Vols fans root for Auburn against Ole Miss? Should Tennessee actually root for South Carolina after the Gamecocks just beat the Vols? What happens if Florida beats Georgia? And which SEC teams need to lose before Tennessee reaches the LSU game? Charlie Burris and Zach Ragan break it all down on the latest Big Orange Podcast. Subscribe to A to Z Sports Tennessee for Tennessee Volunteers football news, analysis, recruiting updates, game reactions and Big Orange Podcast episodes throughout the 2026 season. 00:00 Tennessee Fans' Bye Week Rooting Guide 02:32 Tennessee's Playoff Predictor 03:44 Root For Auburn Against Ole Miss 07:38 Root For South Carolina Against Oklahoma 09:09 Texas vs. Mississippi State 12:18 Georgia vs. Florida 15:15 Tennessee's Path To A Home Playoff Game Make A to Z Sports your preferred source on Google: Play A to Z Sports Daily Games: For more VOLS coverage: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: TikTok: #TennesseeVols #TennesseeFootball #Vols #CollegeFootballPlayoff #CFP

  4. Oct 27

    Tennessee's Playoff Path Is STILL Wide Open...

    Test Out The A to Z Sports College Football Playoff Predictor NOW: Tennessee's College Football Playoff hopes are NOT dead. The latest Big Orange Podcast breaks down the Vols' remaining path to the College Football Playoff using the new A to Z Sports College Football Playoff Predictor. Tennessee enters the bye week coming off the brutal loss to South Carolina, but the Vols still have a legitimate path to the postseason. The guys walk through every remaining Tennessee game and show how the team's playoff odds change depending on what happens. At the start of the episode, Tennessee has a 23% chance to make the College Football Playoff according to the predictor. Beat Kentucky, and that number jumps to 32%. Beat Texas A&M, and Tennessee's chances climb to 51%. Beat LSU, and the Vols jump all the way to a 90% chance. Then Tennessee simply needs to take care of Vanderbilt. The guys explain why the LSU game could essentially function like an early-round playoff game for Tennessee. They also discuss the possibility that Tennessee could win out and still not play in the SEC Championship Game which might actually be a good thing for the Vols' playoff chances. The College Football Playoff Predictor allows users to manipulate every remaining game around the country and see how those results affect Tennessee's playoff odds and potential seeding. That creates some fascinating scenarios. What happens if Georgia loses another game? What happens if Texas loses? What happens if Ole Miss drops another game? What happens if South Carolina continues winning? And what teams should Tennessee fans actually be rooting for? The guys also explore the possibility of Tennessee finishing 10-2 and still making the College Football Playoff, as well as what a three-loss Tennessee team would need to happen around the country to stay alive. The Vols' biggest priority is obvious: win out. But the national picture could get extremely chaotic in November. Tennessee has Kentucky, Texas A&M, LSU and Vanderbilt remaining, and the guys believe the Vols are still capable of winning all four. George MacIntyre's continued development is also a major storyline. Despite the brutal ending against South Carolina, the guys believe MacIntyre showed significant growth and that Tennessee should continue allowing him to develop rather than making a quarterback change. Can Tennessee win out? Could the Vols reach the SEC Championship Game? Would Tennessee actually be better off missing the SEC Championship Game? And what results around the country should Tennessee fans be rooting for? Charlie Burris and Zach Ragan break it all down on the latest Big Orange Podcast. Check out the A to Z Sports College Football Playoff Predictor and build your own Tennessee playoff scenarios. Subscribe to A to Z Sports Tennessee for Tennessee Volunteers football news, analysis, recruiting updates, game reactions and Big Orange Podcast episodes throughout the 2026 season. 00:00 Tennessee's Playoff Path 01:10 What Tennessee Needs To Do 02:16 Can The Vols Win Out? 04:36 Tennessee's Biggest Remaining Tests 07:43 LSU Could Be A Playoff Game 09:06 What If Tennessee Loses Again? 10:23 Should Tennessee Want The SEC Championship? 15:18 Tennessee's Best-Case Playoff Scenario 18:04 What If Tennessee Goes 9-3? 20:05 Who Should Tennessee Fans Root For? 23:26 Tennessee's Playoff Path Is Still Alive Make A to Z Sports your preferred source on Google: Play A to Z Sports Daily Games: For more VOLS coverage: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: TikTok: #TennesseeVols #TennesseeFootball #Vols #CollegeFootballPlayoff #GeorgeMacIntyre

  5. Oct 26

    Tennessee's Loss Wasn't On Josh Heupel...

    Tennessee should have beaten South Carolina. That's the biggest takeaway from the latest Big Orange Podcast. Charlie Burris and Zach Ragan break down Tennessee's brutal loss at South Carolina and explain why the defeat shouldn't automatically be placed on Josh Heupel. The Vols fell behind 14-0 early, but responded by taking control of the game. Tennessee dominated much of the final 50 minutes, took a halftime lead, made strong adjustments and put itself in position to win the game late. In fact, Charlie and Zach believe it was one of Josh Heupel's better-coached road games at Tennessee. The problem was that the Vols couldn't finish. After controlling South Carolina for most of the afternoon, Tennessee had a chance to essentially end the game on a fourth-down play late in the fourth quarter. George MacIntyre failed to execute the handoff, resulting in a turnover on downs and giving South Carolina another opportunity. The Gamecocks eventually tied the game, and Tennessee's defense couldn't prevent LaNorris Sellers from making an incredible play at the goal line. Dylan Stewart then made the biggest defensive play of the game for South Carolina, forcing a fumble from MacIntyre and setting up the winning field goal. That leaves Tennessee with an incredibly frustrating reality: The Vols were good enough to win. They just didn't execute when it mattered most. Charlie and Zach also discuss the controversial officiating from the game. They don't believe the officials "lost" the game for Tennessee, but they do believe the officiating crew was poor and that several questionable calls came at extremely important moments. Multiple Tennessee touchdowns were wiped off the board by penalties, and the Vols also appeared to miss out on a late unnecessary roughness penalty that could have significantly changed South Carolina's game-winning field-goal attempt. Still, Tennessee had opportunities to overcome all of that. The guys explain why the fourth-down play was the biggest turning point and why Tennessee's defense deserves some criticism for allowing South Carolina to finish the comeback. They also discuss what the loss means for Tennessee's playoff hopes. Despite the loss, the Vols still have a path to the SEC Championship Game and the College Football Playoff if they win out. That means the season is far from over. Tennessee now turns its attention to Kentucky, Texas A&M, LSU and Vanderbilt. Can the Vols bounce back? Can George MacIntyre respond? And can Tennessee finally start finishing these close games? Charlie Burris and Zach Ragan break it all down on the latest Big Orange Podcast. Subscribe to A to Z Sports Tennessee for Tennessee Volunteers football news, analysis, recruiting updates, game reactions and Big Orange Podcast episodes throughout the 2026 season. 00:00 Tennessee's Brutal Loss To South Carolina 01:56 Tennessee Controlled Most Of The Game 05:30 Was This Actually One Of Heupel's Best Games? 08:23 The Two Decisions That Changed Everything 13:33 Did The Refs Cost Tennessee? 17:19 Tennessee Still Has A Playoff Path 22:02 Two Plays Cost Tennessee The Game Make A to Z Sports your preferred source on Google: Play A to Z Sports Daily Games: For more VOLS coverage: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: TikTok: #TennesseeVols #TennesseeFootball #Vols #JoshHeupel #GeorgeMacIntyre

  6. Oct 26

    Vols Fans Calling to BENCH George MacIntyre Are Missing the BIGGER Problem

    Should Tennessee bench George MacIntyre after the Vols' heartbreaking 27-24 loss to South Carolina? Former Tennessee quarterback Jonathan Crompton strongly disagrees with fans calling for another quarterback change. George MacIntyre's performance against South Carolina has become one of the biggest talking points following Tennessee's devastating defeat. The young quarterback completed 16 of 23 passes for 136 yards, but his final stat line doesn't tell the full story. Three potential touchdown passes were erased by penalties, while a disastrous fourth-and-one and a late sack-fumble played major roles in Tennessee's collapse. On the A to Z Sports Big Orange Podcast, Charlie Burris and Jonathan Crompton break down what actually went wrong and why Crompton believes MacIntyre deserves to remain Tennessee's starting quarterback. Crompton explains why the offensive line deserves significant responsibility for the late sack-fumble, while also identifying the fourth-down mistake that MacIntyre must learn from. The former Vols quarterback also pushes back against fans blaming Josh Heupel for Tennessee's costly penalties and receiver alignment mistakes. Were the coaches putting players in position to succeed, or does Tennessee have a larger execution problem? **Topics covered:** - Should Tennessee bench George MacIntyre? - Why MacIntyre's final passing statistics are misleading - Three touchdown passes erased by penalties - Jesse Perry's role in the late sack-fumble - Tennessee's disastrous fourth-down miscommunication - Why Crompton puts more responsibility on MacIntyre for fourth down than the fumble - Josh Heupel's coaching versus player execution - Tennessee's quarterback outlook heading into the bye week Is George MacIntyre still Tennessee's best option at quarterback, or should Faison Brandon get another opportunity? Subscribe to A to Z Sports Tennessee Volunteers for quarterback analysis, Vols football news, and weekly Big Orange Podcast coverage. #GeorgeMacIntyre #TennesseeVols #JoshHeupel #VolsFootball #JonathanCrompton Make A to Z Sports your preferred source on Google: Play A to Z Sports Daily Games: For more VOLS coverage: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: TikTok: #tennesseevols #tennesseevolunteers #secfootball

  7. Oct 25

    Tennessee Had THREE TDs Erased in BRUTAL Collapse vs South Carolina

    Tennessee football had THREE potential touchdown passes wiped away by penalties in a devastating 27-24 loss to South Carolina, leaving Vols fans wondering how Josh Heupel's team managed to throw away a game it appeared ready to win. After an emotional victory over Alabama, Tennessee entered Columbia with an opportunity to strengthen its College Football Playoff position. Instead, the Vols committed 11 penalties, failed to execute in critical moments, and watched South Carolina steal the game on a last-second field goal. On the A to Z Sports Big Orange Podcast, Charlie Burris and former Tennessee quarterback Jonathan Crompton break down the mistakes that cost the Vols their victory. Crompton explains why the penalties were particularly devastating, how Tennessee's offensive execution failed at the worst possible moments, and why blaming the officials misses the bigger problem. The conversation also turns to Tennessee's College Football Playoff chances. Can the Vols recover from this defeat, or did the South Carolina loss turn the remainder of their season into a must-win situation? **In this Tennessee football breakdown:** - Three George MacIntyre touchdown passes erased by penalties - Tennessee's 11-penalty performance - The critical mistakes that allowed South Carolina to escape - Why Tennessee's execution matters more than the officiating - The difference between playing better football and actually winning - How the loss impacts Tennessee's College Football Playoff hopes - Why South Carolina continues to give the Vols trouble in Columbia Did Tennessee lose this game because of poor coaching, bad discipline, or simply failing to finish? Subscribe to A to Z Sports Tennessee Volunteers for more Vols football news, postgame reactions, SEC analysis, and Big Orange Podcast coverage. #TennesseeVols #VolsFootball #TennesseeFootball #SouthCarolina #CollegeFootballPlayoff Make A to Z Sports your preferred source on Google: Play A to Z Sports Daily Games: For more VOLS coverage: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: TikTok: #tennesseevols #tennesseevolunteers #secfootball

  8. Oct 23

    The Vols Aren't Falling Into The South Carolina Trap...

    Download the Kalshi app and use code ATOZ to get $20 when you trade $20. Kalshi. Trade on anything. Sign up today: Sponsor Disclosure: Kalshi: 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. Everyone is picking South Carolina against Tennessee. But are they making the same mistake everyone made before Tennessee's previous losses in Columbia? The latest Big Orange Podcast breaks down the Tennessee-South Carolina matchup and explains why the Vols may be much better equipped to avoid the trap this time around. Charlie Burris and Zach Ragan discuss Tennessee's first trip to Williams-Brice Stadium since the disastrous 2022 loss and explain why this year's team is fundamentally different. The Vols are 6-1 after beating Alabama, but they enter Columbia as 2.5-point underdogs. South Carolina has a strong home-field advantage, a talented roster and a defense that ranks among the better units in the SEC. But the guys believe the national narrative around this game may be driven too heavily by Tennessee's history in Columbia. In 2016, the Vols suffered a devastating loss at South Carolina. In 2022, Tennessee entered Columbia with College Football Playoff and SEC Championship aspirations before getting blown out by the Gamecocks. This year's team, however, has a completely different identity. Tennessee is playing some of the most physical football we've seen from the program in years. The Vols have consistently won games by wearing opponents down in the second half, and that physicality was on full display against Alabama. Jim Knowles' defense is also a massive difference. The Tennessee defense has been one of the best units in the country, and the guys believe that defense can travel to Columbia and keep South Carolina's offense under control. That could be the biggest reason Tennessee can win this game. The offense doesn't necessarily need to score 40 points. If Tennessee's defense can hold South Carolina around 23 points, the Vols simply need to score 24. That means George MacIntyre's biggest responsibility may simply be protecting the football and taking advantage of the opportunities South Carolina gives him. The Gamecocks have been much less impressive defensively against SEC opponents than their overall numbers suggest, and their pass defense could give Tennessee opportunities. The guys also discuss South Carolina's rushing defense, Tennessee's ability to run the football and why the matchup may not be as difficult as the betting line suggests. Another major factor is South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers. Sellers is a talented, physical quarterback who can make plays with his legs, but Tennessee's defense has shown an ability to disguise coverages, confuse quarterbacks and dictate what opposing offenses are allowed to do. If the Vols can tackle well and prevent Sellers and running back Oscar Adaway from creating explosive plays, Tennessee should have a legitimate chance to control the game. Zach Ragan predicts Tennessee to win 24-13. Charlie Burris predicts a much closer 23-20 Tennessee victory. Both agree that the Vols have a real opportunity to leave Columbia with a win. But there are still plenty of dangerous games remaining on Tennessee's schedule, including Kentucky, Texas A&M and LSU. Can Tennessee avoid another South Carolina disaster? Can Jim Knowles' defense continue its dominance? Can George MacIntyre make enough plays? And can the Vols prove that this team is different from the Tennessee teams that suffered heartbreaking losses in Columbia? Charlie Burris and Zach Ragan break it all down on the latest Big Orange Podcast. Subscribe to A to Z Sports Tennessee for Tennessee Volunteers football news, analysis, recruiting updates, game reactions and Big Orange Podcast episodes throughout the 2026 season. 00:00 Tennessee vs. South Carolina Preview 01:50 Why Tennessee Is Built To Avoid The Trap 05:14 Is South Carolina A Sucker's Bet? 07:25 Can George MacIntyre Handle The Road? 10:15 How Tennessee Can Beat South Carolina 12:25 Jim Knowles vs. LaNorris Sellers 15:34 Zach's Tennessee Prediction 17:48 Charlie's Tennessee Prediction Make A to Z Sports your preferred source on Google: Play A to Z Sports Daily Games: For more VOLS coverage: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: TikTok: #TennesseeVols #TennesseeFootball #Vols #SouthCarolina #JimKnowles

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