Got a question for you. What's the most important thing for Tennessee's offense this fall?

Is it the return of the explosive plays or to be better in the red zone?

It's an easy answer. And I'm going to tell you right now on a Thursday locked on balls.

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Chris Phillips of SEC Unfilters is going to stop Bobford, 7th, 2 and 3, talking all things, Tennessee, Arkansas, super regional action.

Don't want to miss that coming up in segments 2 and 3, a little baseball talk, and then kicking things off here, and it's going to be a two-part conversation.

I'll do it on Friday's show as well a little bit. Kind of going back and looking at some of the New Year's resolution story for Tennessee football that I wrote about on January 1st,

about this explosive plays in Red Zone efficiency, which one's got to be more?

And that's a simple question for me, and that's kind of where we're going to start.

So many times we get asked, and it's talked about on social media, on Twitter, X, whatever, it's been years, still can't get that right. It's been talked about on social media, on Twitter, X, whatever. It's been years.

Still can't get that right.

It's been talked about on message boards, on Facebook, around the water cooler at work and the bar at family functions at kids' birthday parties, anywhere where a group of people are gathered talking Tennessee football.

One of the topics that come up are questions is what's wrong with the offense?

What's going on with the offense?

Why doesn't the offense look the same than it did the first couple of years?

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