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🗓️ 5 December 2025

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Tennessee Volunteers could eye major secondary upgrades in the transfer portal—will a proven safety and star cornerback reshape the defense for 2026? Eric Cain breaks down the roster’s biggest needs, spotlighting defensive backfield priorities, departures like Andre Turrentine, and the uncertain quarterback situation due to the Joey Aguilar eligibility lawsuit. With defensive line depth and impact quarterback options also up for grabs, the Volunteers’ recruiting strategy takes center stage. Noah Taylor (Neylan Press Corps) joins to revisit Tennessee’s legendary 31-11 victory over Penn State in 1971, reflecting on Bobby Majors’ emotional farewell and iconic playmaking. The conversation shifts to present-day challenges facing Josh Heupel, exploring what it will take for Tennessee to jump from playoff hopeful to national championship contender. From historic moments to future ambitions, Locked On Vols delivers sharp analysis and insider insights for true Vols fans.

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0:00.0	Signing Day was a success for Tennessee.
0:02.1	Now we set our side to the Transfer Portal.
0:04.5	Letting up until January, but what position groups that Tennessee have to take in the Transfer Portal?
0:10.1	I'm going to tell you the top four right now.
0:17.6	You are Locked on Balls, your daily podcast on the Tennessee Volunteers, part of the
0:23.6	Locked on Podcast Network, your team every day.
0:27.4	Good Friday morning, everybody.
0:29.1	Welcome into your locked on vols.
0:31.3	I'm your host, Eric Kane, a member of the vaulquest.com team here in town covering your
0:35.3	Tennessee Volunteers, free and available wherever you get your
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1:10.1	And also, do you not have a life. But I do thank you for not having a life. And I thank you for supporting the show. I mean, I'm joking, but sincerely, like it means the world. So I really, really do appreciate you guys. if you want to send those in throughout the holiday season,
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1:27.6	where you can make every moment more. All right, today's show, a two-parter with Neeland Press Corps, Noah Taylor,
1:35.3	looking back, flashing back here on a Friday to the 3111 win over Penn State, 1971, the significance
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