New quarterback, no problem for Josh Hypole. History tells us that.

You are locked on balls, your daily podcast on the Tennessee Volunteers.

Part of the Locked on Podcast Network, your team every day. Good Tuesday morning, everybody. Welcome

into it. This is Lockdown Falls and I am your host, Eric Kane. Tennessee baseball transfer portal

is officially open. A couple of departures on day one. Where are some areas that Tennessee baseball

could increase and better the roster for 2027, some areas they can attack.

We'll discuss that in segment number three.

We'll take your mailback questions, some on Tennessee baseball, a lot on Tennessee football,

coming up in segment number two.

But first, first year quarterbacks have been no issue for Josh Heipel throughout the course

of his head coaching career.

And I understand there's a lot of anxiety there and there's some,

the unknown is what's scary. And that's why nobody's really giving Tennessee the benefit of the

doubt because Tennessee could have, you know, was in talks to go get Sam Levitt and didn't.

Very early on, Tennessee was thought to be a team in play for Brandon Sorsby, or at least they

kind of looked around there and decided

that they were going to pass on that because the price tag was too much. And obviously, that

was a good decision, you know, in retrospect. And so nobody's really giving Josh Hypo a lot

of credit here based on the team that he's got coming up, but because, well, you're going to go

with either a true freshman quarterback and phased on Brandon or you're going to go with either a true freshman quarterback and phazon Brandon,

or you're going to go with a redshirt freshman, George McIntyre, that had only nine pass attempts

last year during his true freshman season.

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