Tennessee Football and the Proposed College Football Playoff Model | Dalton Knecht Vols’ legacy

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🗓️ 1 March 2024

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Tennessee football should benefit from the new college football playoff model, but it the recent proposal of a 3-3-2-2-1 model really good for the sport? Will it even happen in 2026? If so, how does that affect Josh Heupel and the Vols? Rick Barnes and Dalton Knecht are gearing up for a monster basketball showdown at Alabama with Nate Oats and Mark Sears. What are the keys to victory for Tennessee basketball? That and Mike Wilson of Knox News on a Friday Locked on Vols. Locked on Vols is your go-to Tennessee Volunteers podcast, available on YouTube or wherever you find your podcasts.

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0:00.0	I am all for the growth and evolution of college football, but I gotta tell you what.
0:04.0	This new proposed 3321 model is complete trash, though it might be good for teams like Tennessee.
0:09.5	It's not good for the sport.
0:11.1	That, your Alabama preview, and should Dalton Connect's Jersey be retired?
0:15.9	It's a fun-filled Friday show happening right now.
0:19.2	You are locked on balls. Your daily podcast on the Tennessee Volunteers.
0:25.1	Part of the Locked On Podcast Network, your team every day.
0:34.7	Hey, good morning, happy Friday. Welcome to the unofficial start of your weekend. And thanks so much for getting a start with us here on lockdown balls, making us your first listen. Every day, you're just going to do without you. I'm your host, Eric Kane. And this episode is brought you in part by Nissan. Take the new Nissan Rogue, Nissan Pathfinder,
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1:03.0	All right, we're going to talk tons of hoops today. All right, we're going to get into the Keys for Tennessee at Alabama,
1:08.0	which is looking like an SEC championship, at least one week to go in the regular season. Keys to Victory for Tennessee at Alabama, which is looking like an SEC championship, at least one week to go in the
1:12.1	regular season. Keys to Victory for Tennessee, how Tennessee is going to pull off that win on
1:16.4	the road in Tuscaloosa. We'll have Mike Wilson on from Knox News to break down that matchup and talk
1:20.6	a whole lot of Dalton Connect in segment three. But if you'll allow me, guys, let's talk big picture
1:25.3	college football here. All right. We'll the channel into Tennessee. You know, the big wigs, as we talked about on yesterday's show, they're meeting
1:31.9	in Indianapolis this week. Well, meeting, you know, sounds like I'm from East Tennessee.
1:35.9	They've been meeting in Indianapolis this week and discussing the future of the college football
1:39.6	playoffs. We know that for the next two years, it's going to be a 12-team playoff, a 5 plus 7 model.
1:45.0	Okay, we know that.
1:46.4	But the college football playoff contract expires after the 2025 playing or the 25 season playing of the college football playoffs.
1:55.5	Thus, a lot of proposals on what's the next step for the college football playoffs.
2:00.6	Should there be more expansion
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