Tennessee looks to avoid same upset fate as Kentucky

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🗓️ 13 February 2019

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Tennessee's basketball team will go for win No. 19 in a row on Wednesday night. Are the Vols looking ahead at all? That's one topic on today's show. The Locked on Vols podcast is available every day on Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts. And good news: the Locked on Vols podcast is now available on Spotify! Today's show is presented by LearningRX Knoxville. • Segment 1: Josh Ward opens the show with a look to tonight's Tennessee-South Carolina game. Hear from Rick Barnes, who will talk about the importance of his team focusing on the Gamecocks with so much anticipation for Saturday's game at Kentucky. • Segment 2: ESPN college basketball analyst Jimmy Dykes has been very complimentary of Tennessee's basketball team. Hear him explain why in the second segment of the show. • Segment 3: Tennessee football coach Jeremy Pruitt is preparing for Year Two, which often can tell us if a head coach is going to win at the highest level. ESPN's Adam Rittenberg explains why this year could be important for Pruitt's future at Tennessee. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	You are Locked-on Balls, your daily Tennessee Volunteers Podcast, part of the Locked-on
0:05.6	Podcast Network, your team every day.
0:09.5	Welcome to Locked-on Balls, your team every day.
0:12.8	My name is Josh Ward.
0:14.3	Thank you for being here today as Tennessee's basketball team will be back in action
0:18.5	tonight.
0:19.4	The balls will play South Carolina at Thompson Bowling Arena at 630.
0:23.7	Tennessee will go for a 19th straight win on the season.
0:27.1	When the Vols host South Carolina, Tennessee will be trying to sweep the game cocks after winning in Columbia just a few weeks ago.
0:34.1	On today's show, you will hear from Rick Barnes talking about getting ready for
0:38.1	South Carolina, making sure that Tennessee does not overlook tonight's opponent with Kentucky
0:43.9	coming up on Saturday. I've kind of joked the last few days that I can overlook the South
0:49.0	Carolina game and go ahead and start talking Kentucky, but Tennessee can't, and I don't think Tennessee
0:53.7	will.
0:58.5	But we'll get to that with Rick Barnes talking about it, and Grant Williams talking about going through this process as the number one team, a team that's getting so much attention now
1:03.5	and a team that's going to receive a lot of hype leading up to the Kentucky game coming up on Saturday.
1:10.0	That's coming up in segment number one.
1:12.0	In the second segment of today's show, Jimmy Dykes of ESPN and the SEC Network will talk about
1:17.8	Tennessee's basketball team and why he believes Tennessee can win a national championship.
1:23.7	We want to talk about hype. That kind of goes with it. Tennessee has the number one team for a fourth straight week, continues to get a lot of attention.
1:31.2	And I would say it deserves a lot of attention. So that's coming up in the second segment.
1:34.9	And in segment number three, Adam Rittenberg of ESPN talks about year one for Jeremy Pruitt, some of the challenges that he faces with Tennessee's football program
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