Throwback Thursday time on Lockdown Vols. What big program anniversaries are set to come up for the 2025 season and some of the historical volunteer figures that shape this program to date?

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dot com for 50% off your first year a big shout out to our friends over at monarch money. Josh, we're going to join us in segment number three award Wednesday on a Thursday this week. Talk about the NBA draft, Chas Lanier, Scott Ziegler, Jemai Mayshack, all that and more. Plus, the recent recruiting run that Tennessee's been on seven commits in the last five days, pretty impressive. But the first two segments of the show here today, I'm going to

bring on Noah Taylor. He is the creator, host, operator, or whatever we want to call him, for

Neeland Press Corpse. You've probably heard of Neeland Press Corpse. It's something you probably

see on X, maybe on Facebook, social media, essentially chronicling and telling stories of former Tennessee football players and games and big moments and all that.

And this is a project that you've been working on a little bit,

but officially went live earlier this week on Substack.

We'll get into that here in a moment and kind of your story because it's a's a really, really unique one for sure. But this year, Noah, Tennessee set to have a couple of big time anniversaries of some teams that did a whole lot for the program. I'll always joke with you that you missed your area, you miss your time, man. You should have been back in the 1960s or whatever, 1970s covering games in the press box, smoking a cigarette

and, you know, all those jokes aside because you're just such a history buff.

But that 1965 season, it was one that really kind of put Tennessee on the mat, didn't

win a national championship or anything, but put Tennessee on the map in a big way for all

the success that followed there in the decades that come.

Yeah, yeah, you know, we're coming up on the 60th anniversary of that year. And it was really kind of Tennessee's resurgence as a program.

It's welcome back to the national stage, certainly in the SEC,

under Doug Dicky, who was in his second season as Tennessee's head coach.

He had arrived in 64 the year before as a assistant coach under Frank Broils at Arkansas.

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