Tennessee Vols are SEC CHAMPIONS! Dalton Knecht, Zakai Zeigler & Rick Barnes win at South Carolina

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4.8 • 777 Ratings

🗓️ 7 March 2024

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Tennessee basketball are Southeastern Conference regular season outright champions for the first time since 2008. Dalton Knecht scored 26 points. Jonas Aidoo added 14 points with nine rebounds and Zakai Zeigler contributed 13 points with seven assists as the Vols beat South Carolina and Lamont Paris 66-59 for the title. What does this mean for Tennessee? What’s this mean for Rick Barnes? Will the Vols now be a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament by ESPN’s Joe Linardi? We discuss + Nico Iamaleava offseason praise and a chat with Chris Gordy on Josh Heupel’s football team. All that and more on a Thursday show. 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	This is the best Tennessee team Rick Barnes has ever had and Tennessee is now SEC champions for the first time outright since 2008 and why this is just the beginning.
0:12.0	Let's celebrate here on a Thursday lockdown balls.
0:15.3	You are locked on balls. Your daily podcast on the Tennessee Volunteers.
0:21.3	Part of the Locked on Podcast Network, your team, every day.
0:34.7	Hey, good Thursday morning, everybody, and congratulations once again.
0:38.2	Tennessee is SEC basketball champions for the first time outright since 2008.
0:43.6	Congratulations to you and yours as you're waking up here on this beautiful Thursday morning.
0:47.7	Tennessee, 66 to 59 over South Carolina, and we're going to break it all down here and talk about what's to come here on a Thursday lockdown balls.
0:55.3	I'm your host, Eric Kane.
0:56.1	Thanks so much for making lockdown vals.
0:57.2	You're your first list in each and every day.
0:58.7	A big shout out, as always, to our friends over at Fandall Sportsbook, where you can make every moment more over at fandle.com.
1:06.5	Tennessee, SEC Champions.
1:08.0	We're going to get into that right now, CBS Sports, a couple articles that I thought were interesting, quarterback power rankings and head coached head coaching power rankings heading into the spring. And then part of my conversation with the locked on SEC host Chris Gordy on Tennessee and the outlook for 2024. That's coming up in segment number three. So, man, what a performance for Tennessee. And again, I was covering
1:29.5	baseball for much of the night on Tuesday. So I was covering baseball and I had it pulled up on my iPad
1:34.1	over here and I'm watching and kind of dissecting on the drive home. I recorded the second half
1:39.8	of the show before I went to the game, but could not have this show on Thursday, win or lose without,
1:44.6	you know, opening it up with Tennessee and the A blog, because, um, as, as my buddy, Matthew would
1:49.3	say, it's the most important thing in Tennessee athletics today. And you're darn to, and it's true.
1:54.3	66 to 59. And Tennessee not only gets revenge for the earlier season loss to South Carolina at home,
2:02.2	but Tennessee does it in a way where, I mean, it wasn't mind-blowing.
2:06.0	Tennessee didn't shoot the lights out from the field.
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