Tennessee coach Jeremy Pruitt discusses the improvement the Vols must make

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🗓️ 4 September 2018

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Tennessee's football team returned to practice on Monday as it tries to rebound from the loss to West Virginia. That's a big focus of today's show, which is presented by The Athletic. Save 40% on your first-year subscription - that's only $2.99 per month - at TheAthletic.com/rockytalk. Locked on Vols is also excited to welcome FanDuel and MyBookie to the show as sponsors. Some highlights for today: • Hear what coach Jeremy Pruitt says about the errors his team made the and the job the coaching staff needs to do to better prepare the players. • The lineup and depth continues to be an evolving conversation. How many players will Tennessee be able to count on this year? • How young is the depth chart that Tennessee is counting on? Josh Ward looks at the major players on both sides of the football. Are there enough first- and second-year players helping? • Offensive lineman Trey Smith talks about the performance of running back Tim Jordan, who rushed for more than 100 yards against West Virginia. • Pruitt provides an update on freshman linebacker J.J. Peterson, who began practicing with Tennessee on Monday. Can he help the Vols this year? • There's a health update on senior safety Todd Kelly Jr., who missed Saturday's game because of a leg injury. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	You are Locked-on Balls, your Daily Tennessee Volunteers podcast, part of the Locked-on
0:05.6	Podcast Network, your team every day.
0:09.6	Welcome into Locked-on Balls, the Daily Tennessee Podcast.
0:13.3	My name is Josh Ward.
0:14.5	Thank you for being here today.
0:16.5	On today's show, you will hear from Tennessee head coach Jeremy Pruitt as he met with the media on Monday,
0:22.1	his first time meeting with the media after watching the film from Saturday's opener against West Virginia.
0:28.4	So as Tennessee moves into the correction phase of the week, Tennessee practiced on Monday afternoon,
0:34.4	no off day for the balls just because it was Labor Day.
0:37.4	Tennessee working on
0:38.4	getting better from what happened on Saturday. And clearly, corrections need to be made. So
0:43.2	Jeremy Pruitt will talk about some of the errors that were made on the practice field,
0:47.1	getting better there, and what the Tennessee coaching staff can do to get those players in a better
0:52.7	position. You'll hear about that. How young was
0:55.6	Tennessee out there on the field on Saturday? Tennessee is clearly relying on youth, but how many
1:01.0	young players right now, freshmen, maybe sophomores, are out there playing big roles, and
1:05.6	how many veterans is Tennessee counting on? I'll look back at the participation in some of the key players
1:11.7	that were a part of Tennessee's opener against West Virginia,
1:14.9	and then some things to clean up, personnel, injury updates for you,
1:18.6	and a look around the SEC, plus a newcomer to Tennessee's football team.
1:24.1	What might he be able to add to the Valls roster right away?
1:27.6	That coming up right here on Locked on Valls, the Daily Tennessee podcast.
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