Tennessee Football Punches Ticket to College Football Playoffs Behind Nico Iamaleava, Dylan Sampson

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🗓️ 2 December 2024

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Tennessee football handled business in the 36-23 win over Vanderbilt Saturday afternoon, capping the regular season with a 10-2 overall record and 6-2 mark in Southeastern Conference play. Quarterback Nico Iamaleava threw for four touchdowns and Dylan Sampson rushed for a career-high of 179 yards while setting the program single-season rushing record. What do the losses from Ohio State and Miami mean for Tennessee in the College Football Playoff picture? We discuss it all on a Monday morning reaction to another Tennessee football win. Locked on Vols is your go-to Tennessee Volunteers podcast, available on YouTube or where you find your podcasts.

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0:00.0	Another bad start, but another expected outcome for the second time in three seasons.
0:05.0	Tennessee has won double-digit games in the regular season.
0:08.5	Looking back in the winner for Vanderbilt and what's the come for Tennessee who will be playing
0:12.8	in the college football playoffs that Morch Monday locked on balls.
0:31.7	You are lockeded On Balls, your daily podcast on the Tennessee Volunteers, part of the Locked On Podcast Network, your team every day.
0:37.9	Hey, good Monday morning, everybody. Welcome into Locked On Vols. I am your host, Eric Kane. Appreciate you guys, as always, for making Locked On Ball on balls your first list and your first watch each and every single day you guys know it every dayers
0:41.3	your show is tomorrow you can uh please go ahead and submit those questions in that underscore canner
0:46.2	at locked on balls on the youtube channel you can find the show instagram as well and send me a message
0:50.3	i've been trying to remember to check that more recently, so I will do my best to check
0:54.5	that as well. We'll answer your questions on Tuesday's Melbaugh show, but you guys know we're free
0:58.7	and available wherever you get your podcast. And going to talk about Tennessee's winner for
1:02.2	Vanderbilt today and what's to come for Tennessee in the college football playoffs and couldn't
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1:16.7	All right, some big takeaways, big thoughts coming up here in segment one.
1:20.2	A look at the scoring place courtesy of the VAL Radio Network in segment two and some stats and
1:24.2	counter grades coming up in segment number three. So some big thoughts and
1:28.4	takeaways. First and foremost, I mean, the start and Josh Hypo, there was a clip on social media
1:32.1	about it when he was talking to the team after the game. Like, it literally couldn't have gotten
1:36.3	worse starting wise. It could not have started worse for Tennessee. And what was one of those keys
1:42.8	that myself and others were talking about?
1:44.4	Tennessee needs to get off to a good start because Vanderbilt isn't necessarily built to come from behind.
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