A look at the SEC leaderboards through nine games and, well, Joey Aguilar's name is at the top of several categories.

And a look at Tennessee's rushing numbers.

Could Tennessee do something this year and has it done in the Josh Hippel era?

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Good Tuesday morning, everybody. Welcome into it, Locked on Vols, and I am your host, Eric Kane.

Can't thank you enough for being here making Lockdown Balls a part of your morning routine, your first listen, your first watch.

Each every single morning, we are a part of the Logged On Podcast Network, where it is your team every single day. In today's episode is brought to you and parled by our friends over at GameTime, where you can download the GameTime app, create an account, put in the Redeemed Code Lockdown College for $20 off your first purchase. A big thank you to our friends over at Game Time. We got tons of questions for you guys that I'm going to do my best to answer in segment

number three.

Before that, I'm going to answer two important questions that I think we need to discuss,

seeing a lot of these statements or these questions since the loss on Saturday nights.

I'm going to get into two important questions before your important questions in segment

number two that I think are important to discuss. But kicking things off here in segment number two that I think

are important to discuss. But kicking things off here in segment number one, Joey Aguilar

continuing to lead the SEC in passing. What other Tennessee volunteers are on the SEC

leaderboards, nine games into the season? And can Tennessee running the football not as

effectively as it has the last couple years, will it do something

it hasn't done yet under the Josh Hopper regime? A lot of good stuff here in segment number one as we

continue here on this open date Tuesday morning on lockdown balls. I appreciate you guys again for

being here. You can find the show wherever you get your podcast free and available. And let's let's go ahead and get into it a lot of doom and gloom and

understandably so I understand the loss on Saturday is it stinks I mean it does man like

there's no if fans butts about it I'm not trying to sugarcoat it it's a bad loss not a bad

loss to a bad team per se but just a bad loss in terms of what it means for the rest of the year, knocking yourself out of the college football playoff picture in a game that, you know, I like to, I got to give credit to the opponents, right? I mean, the opponents forced turnovers, the opponents did this, the opponents did that, but I can't sit here and not believe that Tennessee was the better team on Saturday.

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