Former University of Tennessee and NFL quarterback Erik Ainge and co-host Brian Rice bring you a unique, inside look into Vols athletics from a player's perspective.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2175 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Takes a puck to attack a walk on JUCO that out play you. Here’s hoping for a 1 star campaign.
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The content primarily focuses on college football, particularly the Tennessee Volunteers, along with humorous discussions involving bizarre news stories and light-hearted banter. With an engaging blend of sports analysis and personal anecdotes, episodes often highlight college football matchups, team strategies, and player performances while integrating fun segments that discuss odd occurrences, making it ideal for sports enthusiasts. Additionally, the conversational style and the hosts' personal experiences create a relatable atmosphere, likely attracting listeners who appreciate both sports and humor.
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