Death taxes in Tennessee beating Kentucky in football.

Boy, there was a lot of points, too many points defensively for Tennessee,

but the expected outcome, Tennessee wins big at Kroger Field.

You are locked on balls, your daily podcast on the Tennessee Volunteers, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network, your team every day. Hey, what's up, everybody? Welcome into it, reacting here to Tennessee's 5634 win over Kentucky on the road at Kroger Field. I'm your host, Eric Kaine, so happy to have you guys along for the ride here early, early on a Sunday morning.

Maybe you're on your way to church, maybe you're up at 2 a.m. listening to this, watching this. I appreciate you guys for tuning in for a little instant reaction show. Again, Tennessee 56-234 winner over Kentucky. This episode is brought to you apart by our friends over GameTime, where you can download the GameTime app, create an account. put in the Redeem Code Lockdown College for $20 off your first purchase.

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friends over at game time we're going to react and kind of go over our again this is instant reaction

moments i'm at home i didn't travel this week because um long story short baseball this week was

going to go to national tomorrow they ended up canceling that they hired a head coach today it's a long day long week baseball baseball wise week was going to go to Nashville tomorrow. They ended up canceling that. They hired a head coach today.

It's a long day, long week baseball baseball-wise, but I was never traveling to Kentucky. So I'm able to go and record this right after the game is over. So literally, normally when I do my post game shows, it's like an hour and a half after or whatever because I'm doing other media obligations. no this is i got my on three stuff done real quick and this is right after the final buzzer so we're

going to instant react to what we saw, talking about Joey Aguilar's game, the return of the explosives, and some defensive concerns. Because, again, this is another day that ends in why. All that and more here on this instant reaction locked on balls. Man, 56 to 34.

How about that?

I love the way Tennessee started this game.

Tennessee goes and scores a touchdown on its first offensive possession.

Four plays, 75 yards, taking only a minute 19 off the clock, but then it punts its next two possessions.

But then after that, heading into the halftime break, it scores, or heading into the second quarter, rather, it scores two more touchdown.

Sentencing had five first quarter possessions. Pretty incredible. Punts its first possession

in the second quarter. Goes touchdown, touchdown to end the first half. Goes touchdown,

touchdown, touchdown to begin the second half in the third

quarter. And then it possessed the football one time in the fourth quarter where it just

drain the clock, going 59 yards on 12 plays, taking eight minutes and 12 seconds off the clock

to end this football game for the final score of 56 to 34. And you look at the scoring man, and boy, Tennessee, the return of the explosives.

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