Tennessee Football: How Nico Iamaleava Highlights, Improves Wide Receiver Play for Vols in 2024

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🗓️ 28 February 2024

⏱️ 33 minutes

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The Tennessee football wide receivers were a disappointment for the 2023 season. Squirrel White had a solid year and Ramel Keyton caught six touchdowns, but overall, the group took a step back. How does the bounce back from Bru McCoy help this group in 2024/ Or the addition of Chris Brazzell from Tulane? Will Tennessee’s wide receivers be the most improved position group next fall? Eric Cain thinks so. Plus, Tennessee basketball has a monster showdown ahead with Auburn tonight at Thompson-Boling Arena at the Food City Center. What do Dalton Knecht, Zakai Zeigler and the Vols need to do to come out on top of Bruce Pearl and the Auburn Tigers? Josh Ward will tell us on his weekly Ward Wednesday chat. 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	The Tennessee wide receivers last football season were a massive disappointment, but the Tennessee wide receivers this year are going to be a strength.
0:07.8	I'll tell you why here on a Wednesday, Lockdown Balls.
0:10.3	You are Locked on Balls, your daily podcast on the Tennessee Volunteers.
0:16.3	Part of the Locked on Podcast podcast network. Your team. Every day.
0:30.4	Hey, good Wednesday morning, everybody.
0:32.0	Welcome to the show.
0:32.8	This is Lockdown Falls, and I'm your host, Eric Kane.
0:35.4	Can't thank you enough for being here.
0:36.8	I'm making us a part
0:37.7	of your morning routine, your morning commute to work to the gym, to the track, wherever you guys may be
0:45.1	going right now. Maybe you're listening to it later in the day, whatever the case is. Appreciate you guys making
0:49.0	Lockdown Balls. Your first listen. Shout out every dayers and making this show what it is. Big shout out to Game Time today for bringing it as part of the coverage. Game Time. You can download that Game Time app. Create an account. Use the promo code locked on for $20 off your first purchase. That is by downloading the Game Time app. Today, most improved position group for Tennessee is going to be the wide receivers in 2024. I'll tell you why. Here in a moment,
1:11.0	segment two, boy, there's a big one at the Food City Center coming up later tonight. Tennessee
1:16.2	is hosting Auburn and Bruce Pearl will get you set up for that one. And then Ward Wednesday
1:20.6	we'll talk a ton of Tennessee basketball with Josh Ward in segment number three. So it's it's no secret. The Tennessee wide
1:30.7	receivers in 2023 this past football season, just a massive disappointment. And I understand that
1:37.5	you're coupled there. I mean, you don't get good quarterback or you don't get good receiver play
1:40.8	without decent quarterback play. You don't get, you know, good quarterback play without
1:44.5	some receivers helping you out as well. And so I'm not trying to say that it was all on the wide
1:48.6	receivers, nor am I trying to say that it was all on Joe Milton. Joe Milton again did a whole
1:53.6	lot of things. You know, he and Hinden Hooker making it three straight seasons of, you know, a combined
1:59.0	3,000 yards in Tennessee hasn't done that in a long time.
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