It's a definite concern. They have no experience, guys. And that's very concerning going into an SEC schedule that's now got nine games. We're going in there with freshmen at quarterback. So it's a little bit concerning no matter how talented they are.

What is up, everybody? Thanks for hopping in on another episode of Crane and Cone. We got another

fantastic one for you. Make sure you check out all the videos we've done. We've got a bunch of debate

segments that are out there. But today we are focusing specifically on the Tennessee volunteers

for 2026, what Josh Heipel has cooking, what they've done through the portal, and really how they are going to look and how they're going to play heading into this next season.

Got a great guest for you, but first, David Cohn, former Michigan quarterback, Blaine Crane, former Western State, Colorado wide receiver.

And our guest today, talking some Tennessee balls, is none other than our good buddy. One of the most underrated

Tennessee YouTube channels that there is. You really need to check it out. Sports Talk, Jay.

Let's put our hands together. Sports Talk, Jay. What's up, dog? Good to have you back.

Glad to be on the show. Definitely. Well, Jay, I kind of want to start. I don't think we can start

this conversation without talking about the

quarterback situation first. Obviously, we saw what happened when Nico last year. Joey Aguilar comes in late,

tried to return for another year, was denied by the NCAA. So we're really looking at George

McIntyre and Faison, Brandon. I know Stob's there as well, but it feels like a two-man race.

Just off the top, how are you feeling about the quarterback situation right now?

Is it a spot where there's a lot of anxiousness, kind of not knowing what you're going to get?

Because there's not a lot of experience in game there.

Yeah, we're definitely concerned. We were hoping to get Joey Aguilar back for one more

season, and that didn't work out. Obviously, I followed the crap out of that. I thought for sure he was

going to get the extra year. We had the judge in Knox County. I mean, we had the home cooking,

everything, and the guy gave him a TRO, a temporary restraining order.

So I'm thinking, we got him.

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