UPGRADE: Jordan Norman, Qua Moss HIGHLIGHTS Tennessee Football TRANSFERS in Spring Practice

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🗓️ 13 March 2026

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

Tennessee Volunteers spotlight key transfer additions as spring football kicks off, with Jordan Norman, Qua Moss, and Ory Williams set to shape Josh Heupel’s 2026 roster. Can Norman provide the edge-rushing spark the Vols desperately need? Will Moss stabilize the secondary at the pivotal star position, and can Williams lock down the right tackle spot to solidify the offensive line? Eric Cain and Noah Taylor break down Tennessee’s biggest spring storylines, examine the return of standout upperclassmen, and relive the drama of the 1928 Tennessee-Florida showdown—complete with legendary tales of General Neyland’s grit and muddy field controversy. Insights on player development, strategic staff moves, and must-watch position battles make this an essential listen for Vols fans tracking the program’s evolution and SEC rivals bracing for impact. Don’t miss this deep dive into Tennessee football’s past, present, and future.

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0:00.0	We've done freshmen.
0:01.1	We've done returners on offense and defense.
0:03.0	Now let's take a look at the top three transfers that Tennessee is going to be looking for big things when it starts on Monday.
0:14.2	You are locked on balls.
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0:56.1	a lengthy conversation with Noah Taylor, Neeland Press Corps on Tennessee's 1928 win over Florida.
1:01.3	Again, we'll talk about the game, the significance of that game. But really, it's like the 17
1:06.1	stories that surrounded that game. Really good conversation on some really interesting Tennessee football
1:13.3	tidbits coming up later in the show. So I promise you, if you're like, well, who cares about a game
1:18.5	back in 1928? It's the stories around the game. All right. So go check that out coming up later
1:23.6	in the show. But I'm going to talk about the top three transfers for Tennessee and football spring practice beginning this Monday here in segment number one.
1:31.4	I'm your host, Eric Kane, a member of the vaulquest.com team here in town covering your
1:35.3	Tennessee volunteers. Thanks so much for being here. We talked about transfers. We've talked
1:39.7	about returning players on offense. We've talked about returning players on defense. Now, I thought we
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