It's Tennessee. It's Kentucky. Round one, the Vols blew it. What's in store for round two at run.

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What is up, everybody? Happy Friday afternoon and welcome into a little lockdown crossover. I am Eric Cana Lockdown Falls. That is Lance Daugh of Lockdown, Kentucky. I love your get-up, man. Way to be in the spirit for Tennessee, Kentucky tomorrow.

I just felt like it was appropriate, you know, throw on a little officiating garb considering what happened in the first round in Knoxville. Just some very fascinating officiating. I feel like nobody better to represent this matchup than Doug Schaows himself here today on the show. This should be fun. Yeah, we're going to cross it over. We're going to look into the matchup for Tennessee and Kentucky. Look back a little bit at the round one meeting just a couple of weeks ago in Knoxville and how Tennessee blew that one.

Kentucky's favored over our friends over at Fandall Sportsbook at the time of this recording by one and a half. And so we'll give some predictions and kind of outline this game as we go

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going to take a minute. Tennessee again had that game in check, ready to roll, up 17 at one point in time

in Knoxville, and just you mentioned officiating. I mean, officiating was pathetic in that game. It was,

but I mean, you had a 17-point lead and you blew it.

And what a horrendous turnover in the final 30 seconds by Jacoby Gillespie. The foul on

Nate-A meant, I mean, it was bad. But end of the day, Tennessee blew that one.

What's your thoughts coming back home to Rupp and kind of this rematch of these two rivals?

So I said heading into that game on my show, and you know, you can take this as a slide if

you're a Tennessee fan, to be honest with you, I think it's just kind of fact at this point with

how Mark Pope has played Barnes so far. I feel like this has been a consistent matchup issue

for Tennessee as far as the way that

Pope likes to stylistically match up with the Vols, with the Vols maybe being a little bit more

lax in allowing their opponents to take some outside shots, really packing the paint and

trying to play defense in a way that that doesn't necessarily for some reason

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