We're breaking down the perceived candidates to be Tennessee's next defensive coordinator,

and Ryan Walters might make the most sense.

Here's why.

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and making us a part of your morning routine. We've got a lot to get into here today. Ward Wednesday,

Josh Ward's thoughts on the defensive coordinator change, who should be next, what he's looking

for and all that, the Music City Bowl news, all that coming up in segment number three, seven Tennessee volunteers named all SEC by the league's coaches. We'll get some information on

that and I'll say who those seven are. But first, over the next couple of days until, you know,

there's a hire that's made, I'm going to be breaking down some of the perceived candidates,

who I believe would make a whole lot of sense for Tennessee's

defensive coordinator job. Now, today we're going to talk about Ryan Walters. And again,

I'm not sitting up here saying that anybody's in the running or this guy's the perceived favorite

or that any of these guys that I talk about the next couple of days or forever along the stakes

or lined up to get interviews or anything. I'm just trying to, like, Ryan Walters is everywhere. National media members

have been kind of linking his name to Tennessee here on the ground floor. Of course, he's been on

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