Tennessee added 21 players from the transfer portal primarily on defense and boy does the defensive depth chart. It reflects it.

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Again, we're a part of Lockdown Podcast Network, the number one sports podcasting network available. And today's show is going to be a big one. Taking a look at that defensive depth chart now, at least to my best guess, after loads and loads of impact players that Tennessee brought in via the transfer portal, how does that affect the defensive depth chart moving forward? That's in segment number one.

Segment number two, hey, Tennessee's won three straight on the hoops court. It's never easy. Tennessee held on, but it's a game of runs, and that was certainly the case on Saturday. But Tennessee found a way to get it done specifically with Jacoby Gillespie on the bench for a big stretch in that basketball game. That's coming up in segment number two. And then we're going to check in with our locked on Kansas state host, Christian Rouse, get a little quay moss, quay moss scout in segment number three. All that and more here on a Monday show. Don't forget tomorrow's episode, Twitter Tuesday, mailbag edition of the show. Get in those questions, comments, and concerns for tomorrow's mailbag edition of the show. All right. So there's a lot of newbies to this Tennessee football

team. Again, when you bring in 21 players from the transfer portal, when you add like you did

from the signing class, there's a lot there that you feel good about.

And when you look at what Tennessee did in terms of like kind of how this could make the defensive dev chart look even different, I think you start with cornerback.

And I think Tennessee is going to get, I wouldn't say an upgraded corner because, well,

Colton Hood was good and Ty Rebman started to play very well.

You feel good about Corner, I guess is what I'm just trying to say. I mean, having said all that, you didn't have Jabobicoi last year, you didn't have Ricky Gibson last year. Colton Hood might be a first rounder now. Ty Rebman, I think is a really good player, but you also added a player in Kay and Lee from Auburn that has been a three-year starter. So you feel really good about where you are at Corner. Now, you do add Richard from Miami, Jada is Richard from Miami,

who's started before. He's played a ton of games. So he's a veteran. And if he's your number

three, you feel much better about the depth now than where you were for the majority of the

2025 season.

So you look at Corner, I think your two starters right now would be Ty Rebbing and Kay and Lee.

Your backups are probably probably be Jadais Richard from Miami.

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