More reaction to Tennessee's three annual opponents for the next four years, and did Tennessee get the best draw of any SEC team?

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reacting to the schedule release for Tennessee for the next four years in the SEC.

So if you want that news, we'll talk a little bit about the annual opponents with Josh Ward coming up. We're talking about the report from Chris Lowe about, Vanderbilt, Alabama, Kentucky. But if you want the full thing on the schedule, reaction, all that and more, go back in your feed, go back on your YouTube playlist. I should have one up there Tuesday night. So you can check that out. And, of course, you know, listen to this as well.

So without further ado, let's get into my conversation with Josh Ward.

Chris Lowe reported yesterday or a couple of days ago that the annual three rivalries, at least for the next four years for each SEC team, is out.

And Tennessee is going to get Vanderbilt and Alabama as expected.

That third team is Kentucky.

And you and I have talked about this for years and years and years.

Kentucky was my pick just because, I mean, the two teams have played since 1892.

Also, when you look at Kentucky, Kentucky has no rivals outside of Tennessee.

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