Welcome to the Govall's 24-7 podcast. I'm Patrick Brown. I'm joined by Ryan Callahan, if I can say his name right here on Thursday of Tennessee, Florida Week. We have a lot to get to here on this episode. We have not talked to you guys since post-game after Tennessee beat New Mexico State. Quite a bit's happened since then. We've got an injury report for Tennessee's going into this game on Saturday night against Florida.

Boo Carter has been officially dismissed.

At long last, there's been a big top 247 update for the 2026 recruiting class that has seen some Tennessee players or Tennessee commitments, I should say, move up and down.

We will get to all of that and also preview a Saturday night showdown in the swamp.

That will be, it'll be weird Ryan driving

back from Gainesville on Sunday and then Thanksgiving being four days away I'm already worried

about how my my mind and my body are going to handle it. It's it's really strange. I mean,

this game has been played outside of September and October twice in the

last, like, 30 years. And one was the year they had to move it because of 9-11, and the other was

the year of COVID. So this is really strange that this game is being played this late in the

season. It's weird that they moved it to this late in the season,

and the game ended up being not meaningless, but not meaning a whole lot for either team

in its first year. It was set up to me to be potentially a college football playoff play-in game

for Tennessee. I guess there's still an outside chance, but not much of one.

So, yeah, it's, you know, seven and three

against three and seven, not what the SEC might have envisioned with this game being moved

toward the back end. But for Florida, at least, at least it gives them something to play for

these last two weeks. They've got two rivalry games left to give players some motivation. And yeah,

for Tennessee, it unfortunately sets up this weird

dynamic where the balls don't have a ton to gain. They're not going to go to an amazing bowl

game, even if they win these last two games. But man, are these consequential for Josh Hyple and just

sort of the status of this program going into the offseason? So really interesting weekend,

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