Keys for Tennessee Football vs. Mississippi State | Bob Kesling Retiring from Vol Radio Network

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4.8 • 797 Ratings

🗓️ 8 November 2024

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

Bob Kesling, the iconic voice of the Tennessee Volunteers football and basketball, is set to retire after an illustrious 50-year career, including 26 years as Voice of the Vols. What does this mean for the future of Tennessee broadcasting? This episode explores Kesling's legacy, his unique approach compared to predecessor John Ward, and the potential candidates to fill his shoes, including Mike Keith, the current voice of the Tennessee Titans. Listeners will gain insights into the personal connection the host shares with radio broadcasting, influenced by Kesling's memorable calls. Additionally, the episode previews the Tennessee Volunteers' upcoming clash against Mississippi State, with expectations of a strong offensive performance. Boogie Bentley joins the show. Join us for an engaging discussion on Bob Kessling's impact, the future of Tennessee sports broadcasting, and the Volunteers' path to victory. 0:00 Intro 1:38 Tennessee Playoff Prospects 3:10 Head-to-Head Importance 4:54 SEC Parity and NIL Impact 5:56 Mark Stoops' Comments 8:16 Tennessee Athletics Alignment 10:08 Bob Kessling's Retirement 14:48 Mississippi State Game Preview 17:13 Tennessee's Offensive Potential 19:19 Cam Selden's Situation 21:12 Running Back Depth 24:28 Tennessee's Season Outlook 26:22 Tennessee's Progress Since 2019 30:19 Bob Kessling's Legacy 35:24 Future of Tennessee Broadcasting

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0:00.0	Is this finally the game where the Tennessee offense goes off?
0:05.7	The answer is yes.
0:06.8	That March Friday, Locked on Balls.
0:14.3	You are locked on balls.
0:16.5	Your daily podcast on the Tennessee Volunteers.
0:19.7	Part of the Locked on Podcast Network, your team every day.
0:24.1	Hey, good Friday morning, everybody.
0:25.4	Welcome into Lockdown Falls.
0:27.1	I'm your host, Eric Kane.
0:28.5	Appreciate you guys for being here today.
0:30.2	Making Lockdown Balls, your first listen each and every single morning.
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0:46.0	today. All right. We got a lot to get into today. Bookie Bentley is coming on the show here in
0:49.3	segments 1 and 2. We're going to talk a variety of subjects. Tennessee and the college football
0:52.9	playoffs, Tennessee against Mississippi State. Bob Kessling, who announced his retirement yesterday. All
0:58.2	that and more is coming up in segments two and three with Boogie Bentley. Then we'll talk a little
1:02.1	bit more about Bob Kessling. Voice of the Fall is set to retire and move on. What's that mean
1:08.0	for the VAL Radio Network and for the radio broadcast for tennessee
1:11.7	that's coming up in segment number three all that and more here on a friday show and um
1:17.1	without further ado let's get in my conversation with boogie bentley boogie bentley locked on
1:22.6	talking balls here on a friday morning man um t Tennessee college football playoffs, ranked number seven,
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