The good, the bad, and the ugly, and there was plenty ugly, but it doesn't matter because Tennessee found a way to win at Mississippi State.

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Mississippi State. Had a reaction podcast late on a Saturday night. You probably listen to it on Sunday.

But it's been out there if you want to get some raw reactions before the rewatch, before we really

dove down into the stat sheets and went back and watched a bunch of the critical plays.

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We're going to continue to look back on the win for Tennessee.

Pro football focus stats that matter coming up later on the show.

Seventh number three, going to talk about the big moments from this football game, the defense, the good and the bad, because there was a lot of good defensively, right? You look at the scoreboard and it says 34 points you think of the defense was awful. Obviously a lot of good from the defense in this football game. We'll hit on that. Talk about the special teams.

There was not a lot of good in that regard. I have upset a lot of people, apparently, because I said that I guess it was in the two-minute drill over of Alquist that he had a so-so game. I guess I meant stat-wise. I don't know. I mean, I thought he was fine. Like, did I think Joey Aguilar had his best game of his career?

Absolutely not.

Do I think his stat lineilar had his best game of his career?

Absolutely not. Do I think his stat line could have been so much better, if not for the bogus phantom

OPI call that wiped off a touchdown? And, you know, Mike Matthews dropping him what would have been a house call.

Absolutely. He missed some throws, but gosh, man, Joey Aguilar was good um on that last drive and he was

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