Tennessee football spring practice has begun and quarterback talk, of course, is dominating the conversation.

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Tennessee's not going one's a quarterback,

of course. Tennessee's not going to have a quarterback named as a starter by the end of this

spring practice, but it'd be great if you kind of knew kind of what that pecking order was going

into fall camp. And that does not mean that whoever finishes spring second in the order can't overcome that. And, you know,

win the job in fall camp. I truly believe this is going to be a two-camp battle that's being

spring and fall camps. And so, you know, that's what everybody envisions. But even if somebody

comes out here and completely outperforms the other, that being George McIntyre, Faison

Brandon, Fais on Brandon, George McIntyre, I don't think any starter, of course, is going to be named leaving spring. But you want to have a general idea of kind of where you are in this race. And, you know, over the course of 15 practices, a couple of scrimmages, the Orange and White game, that'll be more like a practice that fans are going to be able to go and watch on April the 11th. I'm intrigued to see the steps that are taken for George McIntyre, his command of the offense, his leadership traits, not only leading an offense, but leading a team. Again, when you're talking about guys that kind of have the leg up in this battle, it is George McIntyre simply because he's been here. Simply because he knows the coaches. The coaches know him. He knows the offense. Sure, Tennessee tried to get Joey Aguilar eligible or Joey Aguilar. Tennessee was in support of Joey Aguilar trying to get another year via the courts. That didn't pan out. Tennessee, of course, went after Sam Levitt, talked to Brandon Sorsby, some in the transfer

portal, but when there was an opportunity, they were swinging big, right? When there was an opportunity to get a Bo Probula from Missouri, they passed. And so to me, I mean, sure, like, there's a clear difference in George McIntyre Faison Branden compared to Joey Aguilar, which what you saw last year.

You know, you know what you have.

And then, of course, the big dogs like Swordsby and Levitt.

There's a difference there, but Tennessee's telling us that there's not much of a difference

and or they prefer what they have in house over a guy like Bo Pervula, who, again, it's just

in this era of the transfer portal, you've at least seen

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