Is Tennessee considered a dark horse from the SEC in the college football playoffs this upcoming season?

Whether you consider them a dark horse or a likely candidate or even a favorite Tennessee's in that college football playoff discussion, that and more.

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In a matter of seconds, going to discuss Tennessee's possibilities in the college football

playoff.

And would you consider Tennessee to be a dark horse from the SEC?

Some are, some aren't because Tennessee's already routinely in the

college football playoff conversation. That coming up in a matter of moments, breakout players

for the University of Tennessee this year on offense and defense. And then we'll get into a

conversation with Josh Ward for Ward Wednesday in segment number three. So one of the popular

discussions, you know, on the record, off the

record, but going on around Dallas from the people that I spoke to last week from the SEC

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