The Tennessee volunteers are still waiting to figure out what's going to happen with Joey Aguilar.

Not only does that impact evolves, but the entire Southeastern Conference.

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Putting the work defines you. Stay tuned for highlights in this week's moving the game forward. There's more to a Mazda because there is more to you. Eric, I'm going to have some questions for you later on in the show. A lot of balls fans probably want answered. Offense, transfer portal schedule, a little bit of everything. We'll get to that later on. The defense. There's a lot of questions there. They bring in a high profile coordinator who's

going to be the stars. Also going to talk about some of the weapons. They obviously were better

than what fans expected based on our conversation from this time last year. There are a lot of

question marks. It obviously worked out. But the number one thing to talk about is Joey Aguilar,

the perceived, at least on my end,

slam dunk that he was going to get that taken care of last week, didn't come to be.

Initial thoughts from you, what do you think is going to happen?

I didn't even read because I just assumed I was going to see it coming across my screen that,

hey, this guy's back.

What were your thoughts when he didn't immediately get eligibility for Tennessee? Yeah my screen that, hey, this guy's back. What were your thoughts when

he didn't immediately get eligibility for Tennessee? Yeah, I mean, I wasn't expecting a ruling from

the bench on Friday. I mean, after seeing Trinidad Chamblec's, you know, the day before, I was like,

okay, maybe it's a possibility. But that one started in the morning. They had witnesses and all that,

but that one went all day long. Joey's hearing didn't start until 1.30 in the afternoon. No witnesses. It was really just like two hours. They were in and out, but it's a difference, they're hearing different things, right? I mean, Trinidad's was simply on a red shirt, a medical redshirt. I mean, I think he has the most slam dunk thing to be,

you know, the quarterback for Ole Miss of the three of them, the third one being Betty Aco, of course. Joey's much like, you know, Pavia, you know, trying to argue that the Juko rule, the Juko rule should be wiped out and those years shouldn't count. Antitrust, you know, taking money out of their pocket, all that and more.

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