We even talked much lady balls in the last week or so because, well, the roster's been intact for about over a week.

But is this a roster that can truly contend for an SEC championship to be one of those upper echelon teams in college basketball?

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What is up, everybody? Welcome into it. This is Lockdown Falls, and I am your host, Eric Kane. Appreciate you guys for being here and being a part of the show, making it's first listen your first watch each and every single day a couple weeks ago playing catch up

here Tennessee released some updated renderings for the Neeland Entertainment

District and I know that's a hot topic amongst Tennessee fans and there are some

people that are completely against it there are some people that don't have that big

of a deal with it but what will it look like and is this good for Tennessee or is this bad for Tennessee?

We'll take a look at the updated renderings coming up later in the show.

But first let's talk about Kim Caldwell and this ladyball basketball team again during the roster rebuild,

during the roster construction via the transfer portal

we broke it down a lot here on lockdown walls when we talked about every single addition

where she came from her backstory how she'll fit in with the kim club will system what all that

looks like and now that the dust has settled a little bit we kind of get a we're going to take back

and take a holistic view of what this roster looks like.

And this is a roster that has 14 players on the 15 players on the roster.

Two high school signies, eight back court players, eight guards, and five forwards.

Now, Kim Caldwell, she's been on the record several different times saying, and really, this is kind of what basketball is in totality, both on the men and the women's side. Now, you've got to be versatile. It's a positionless sport because you've got to be able to adapt and run and play in transition and go small, go big, a point in times. So a lot of the times it is a true positionless sport or positionless scheme, if you will.

But you still have to have a floor general, if you will.

You still have to have someone who's going to run everything from the get-go.

And for me, I think that player is Harrison Kulambale from Auburn.

Harrison Kuln Bali from Auburn.

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