WOW: College Football FEARS ‘Blind Transfer’s Post Spring Practice | How it Affects SEC, Tennessee Football

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🗓️ 27 February 2026

⏱️ 35 minutes

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What are blind transfers and will this become a thing across college football this spring? If so, what can be done about it considering there was one last season that played on a national championship contending team? Are coaches and general managers fearing blind transfers? Will the target rule change in 2026 and if so, is this good for the game? Noah Taylor stops by for his Flashback Friday hit with Neyland Press Corps to discuss a monumental game with Alabama and the Bernie and Ernie Show that sparked a classic SI cover photo. All this and more on a Friday Locked on Vols.

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0:00.0	College football could get even more wild than it already is.
0:04.4	How is that possible?
0:05.7	I'm going to tell you it might happen here in the next few weeks.
0:13.7	You are locked on balls, your daily podcast on the Tennessee Volunteers,
0:19.0	part of the Locked on Podcast Network, your team every day.
0:23.6	It is Friday. This is Lockdown Falls, your unofficial start to the weekend.
0:28.6	So hey, welcome to it. Congratulations for getting here.
0:30.6	If you're going to work today, just one more day than you get the weekend.
0:33.6	If you're like me, you're not working today.
0:36.6	I take that back. I'm actually traveling Friday morning to Arlington, so I'll be sitting on a plane for a lot of the day. And then I'll be covering a baseball game against number one UCLA. So looking forward to that, being down in Arlington, a global I feel this weekend. So that's going to be fun. I'm looking forward to my weekend. Hope you are as well. And this is
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1:12.3	amazon i'm your host eric kane thank you so much for being here everydayers for being a part of
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1:25.0	access to the locked on merch store access to the lockdown of balls everyer Club Discord channel. So we can talk in there, all that and more. LockdownBalls.com. Fun show coming up today. Noah Taylor is going to stop by for two segments. Neeland Press Court. We're going to talk about the 1975 matchup. I believe it's 75, maybe it's 76, I can't remember.
1:47.5	Mid-70 matchup between Tennessee and Alabama on the Hardwood.
1:49.2	The Bernie and Ernie Show.
1:50.9	Oh yeah, you heard about those guys, right?
1:55.0	Yeah, this is the game behind the iconic Sports Illustrated cover.
1:56.5	So this is going to be fun.
1:58.8	We have a really good conversation in that.
2:00.7	Coming up in segments two and three. But is college football about to get even more nuts it could it very well could you know why
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