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It seems the biggest question heading into this weekend's mega matchup between Tennessee and

Georgia is whether or not Nico Iamaliava nailed it is going to be able to play or not. He's been

in concussion protocol and there are people claiming that he will and some claiming that he won't.

We have the clips we're going to show you here shortly. Josh Hyle has said he's practiced and is hinting that he should be fine.

But Hepple isn't going to tell you or me whether he's going to play or not because Josh is smart.

He wants you to have to prepare for both.

It was already going to be tough sledding for a Tennessee offense that hasn't been great at times this season, particularly in the first half.

A lot of games, they've struggled to even score points.

So if Nico doesn't play and Gaston Moore is the quarterback, the task goes from tough to

monumental when it comes to moving the ball and scoring points.

Now, I'm very fortunate, like all of us up here, to know people in spots that can give us a heads up on things like this and the way that it's looking.

And last night, I had a source, decently close to the program, tell me he is on track to play, barring any setbacks.

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