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Locked On Vols - Daily Podcast On Tennessee Volunteers Football & Basketball

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4.8 • 797 Ratings

🗓️ 4 February 2019

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Today's show covers another historical accomplishment by Tennessee's basketball team as well a discussion on what it will take for UT football return to a championship level. The Locked on Vols podcast is available every day on Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts. And good news: the Locked on Vols podcast is now available on Spotify! Today's show is presented by LearningRX Knoxville. • Segment 1: Josh Ward opens the show looking at Tennessee's 93-76 win over Texas A&M, which gave the Vols a school-record 16 straight wins. Hear from coach Rick Barnes and Vol Network color analyst Bert Bertelkamp. • Segment 2: Josh talks to David Ubben of The Athletic about Jeremy Pruitt's attempt to close out the 2019 class and what it takes to win at the highest level in college football. Does Tennessee have what's needed? • Segment 3: Has Tennessee lost its momentum on the recruiting trail? Josh provides a few updates and offers up another stat that shows how impressive Tennessee's offense has been in basketball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	You are Locked-on Balls, your daily Tennessee Volunteers Podcast, part of the Locked-on
0:05.6	Podcast Network, your team every day.
0:09.6	Welcome into Locked-on Balls, your team every day.
0:12.9	My name is Josh Ward.
0:14.1	Thank you for being here today.
0:15.6	I hope you had a great weekend.
0:18.0	The football off-season is officially here with the Super Bowl now behind us as well.
0:23.3	We have a long way to go until we get to organize football that counts again. On today's show,
0:28.9	we'll get to Tennessee basketball. DeValle set a school record over the weekend with a 16th straight win.
0:34.6	Tennessee winning on the road against Texas A&M on Saturday. You'll hear from
0:38.1	Tennessee head coach Rick Barnes here in the first segment talking about the way his team is playing
0:42.3	and also what his team needs to work on. Tennessee has won 16 straight. The balls haven't lost
0:47.2	since Thanksgiving weekend to Kansas, but that doesn't mean everything is perfect. Jordan Bone, though,
0:53.1	continues to play at such a high level.
0:55.5	I'll look at his numbers coming up in just a moment.
0:58.1	Coming up in segment number two, David Ubin of The Athletic will stop by.
1:01.5	I'll talk to David about Tennessee's football team, getting ready for signing day on Wednesday,
1:06.2	and we'll talk about Tennessee trying to get back to a championship level.
1:10.2	It's a constant topic around UT football. What does it take to get back to a championship level. It's a constant topic around UT football.
1:13.1	What does it take to get back to that level?
1:15.2	David's going to talk about that in segment number two, and I'll wrap up everything with a few notes for you in the final segment of Locked on Valls, your team every day, five days a week, talking about what's going on with Tennessee on iTunes, Google
1:28.3	Play, Spotify, the third-party apps. Today's episode presented by Learning RX Knoxville.
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