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segments two and three Boogie Bentley of the talking balls network all right so how does

Tennessee get this win a lot of this is elementary a lot of this is simplistic we do

this every single week but for a defense that is just horrendous in terms of stopping the run, last in the

SEC in the number of categories, but this one, you know, stopping the run last in the SEC,

Tennessee has got to run the football from a traditional sense much better than what it did

against Georgia and much better than what it did against Mississippi State.

There is no reason not to have a field day on the ground, no pun intended.

Tennessee needs to have a big day on the ground.

Deshawn Bishop, Peyton Lewis, or Star Thomas, Peyton Lewis, if he gets opportunities,

Tennessee needs to dominate the traditional ground game.

There's no excuse to not do that in a game

like this given your opponent. Number two, start fast. Tennessee has been an exceptionally

fast starting football team this year, both offensively and defensively. Even think about the

defense, right? You gave up a touchdown to Georgia. You gave up a touchdown

in the first quarter. You gave up a touchdown on a muff punt on a short field of Mississippi

State on the road last week. Tennessee started off really well defensively as well. In a game

where you have two offenses that are expected to score a lot of

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