Fall camp starts next week and everybody's going to be looking at the newcomers, specifically some of the freshmen.

I'm going to give you nine freshmen worth watching because I think these nine freshmen can play a big role for Tennessee football this year.

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Then right now, because Fall Camp is starting next week week and we are getting into some serious football content. Talking about what we've seen, not what we project or what we think about what we have seen. We're going to be seeing stuff beginning next week, so really, really looking forward to that. We're a part of the Lockdown Podcast Network, where it is your team every single day. Today's show is going to be a fun one in segments two and three. Going to throw it

back a throwback Thursday with Neeland Press Corps. Noah Taylor, okay, coming up talking about the

1982 Tennessee Alabama game. Tennessee won that game 35 to 28th snapping an 11 game losing streak to Alabama, who was

ranked number two that year, what that game meant at the time, the celebration that ensued,

and the streakiness of this series overall between Tennessee and Alabama, the third Saturday in

October. That's in segments two and three with Dolla Taylor. But first, nine freshmen worth paying

attention to in fall camp this year. Now, I wrote it up at vaulquest.com and I didn't really put a

number, I didn't assign like a number to it. You know, this is the most important freshman to watch

or whatever. If I did, obviously David Sanders Jr. would be number one, but I'll get to him in a

moment. I really did pairings at positions. David Sanders was, David Sanders Jr. was be number one, but I'll get to him in a moment. I really did pairings at positions.

David Sanders Jr. was, David Sanders Jr. was the outlier, the only one on the offensive

line. But, you know, I listed Travis Smith, Radarius Jackson, a wide receiver. I listed

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