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🗓️ 23 May 2024

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Tennessee picked up its tenth commit of the 2025 recruiting class earlier this week in three-star interior offensive lineman Antoni Ogumoro. What does this do for the class and who is next for the Vols? Austin Price of Volquest joins to break it all down and to forecast what’s to come this summer for Tennessee recruiting. Max Chadwick of Pro Football focus joins the show to discuss James Pearce and his 2025 NFL Draft stock. We also dive into the market values for certain position groups in terms of name, image and likeness. All that and more on a Thursday 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	Tennessee already picked up another commit for the class of 2025.
0:03.0	Their 10th of the class earlier this week.
0:06.0	How good can this class be?
0:08.0	I think it could be one of the better ones in college football,
0:11.0	but where does that stack up in the Southeastern Conference?
0:14.0	We'll talk Tennessee recruiting and more here on a Thursday, locked on balls.
0:28.2	You are locked on balls you are locked on balls your daily podcast on the tennessee volunteers part of the locked on podcast network your team every day hey good thursday morning everybody
0:34.4	welcome into locked on balls i'm your host a rie kane appreciate you guys for always, making Lockdown Balls, your first listen, your first watch each and every single day because most of you guys are everydayers. And I can't thank you enough. Can't thank you for being everydayers for making the show what it is. And we got a fun-filled show coming up. A couple of really good guests. We got the insider of all insiders for Tennessee athletics, specifically Tennessee recruiting.
0:57.8	That's awesome price.
0:58.6	My colleague over Valkwest.com.
1:00.3	He's going to join the show to talk about Tennessee's recruiting commitment from earlier this week and where this class stands now, both in the trenches and in the skill positions.
1:08.7	Welcome back, Max Chadwick, a pro football focus as he is
1:12.6	continuing to pump a hype train essentially on James Pierce and his outlook for the
1:19.5	2024 season in 2025 NFL draft. And then a really interesting article I stumbled across
1:24.6	earlier this week from CBS Sports inside the college football
1:29.2	NIL markets. A lot of you guys have always asked, you know, what does this market look like,
1:33.4	how much are players being paid? A really good article. We're going to kind of go over here in
1:37.9	Segment 3 on a Thursday show. You can always watch, listen to us, subscribe to us, download
1:42.5	us wherever you get your podcast, and of course, on Lockdown Balls on the YouTube channel.
1:46.9	Currently, I am in Hoover, Alabama.
1:48.7	I am pre-recording this Thursday episode because I'm going to be busy covering Tennessee baseball this week.
1:54.0	But of course, anything news breaking-wise, specifically in Stublay transfer portal-wise,
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