Chris Mack fired back at John Calipari's assertion that Louisville doesn't want to play Kentucky, more nonconference games are filling up and the college basketball season officially starts next month.

Another national analyst has high expectations for the Vols, who could be playing some high-profile nonconference games in Orlando this season.

The NCAA has ruled the college basketball season can start Nov. 25, and one conference has already provided a scheduling model for the regular season. Chris Dortch of Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook joins the show and has some really high expectations for Tennessee.

Tennessee picked up another commitment for the class of 2021, Grant Ramey joins the podcast to discuss and the ACC coaches have proposed every single Division 1 basketball team make the NCAA Tournament this year.

Yves Pons spoke about his decision to return to Tennessee, the NBA draft process and expectations for the upcoming season. Also, Jay Wright shut down speculation about him being a candidate for the 76ers job and the latest transfer news.

A five-star recruit Tennessee was high on has opted to go elsewhere, Joe Lunardi doesn't think much of the SEC in his latest bracketology and Joel Silverberg questions whether Corey Walker is being forgotten about as a four-star recruit.

The Vols got their first commit for the class of 2021 and it was a big one. Meanwhile, one SEC team took a hit to its roster over the weekend and the NCAA could be looking into playing in a bubble.

The Big Ten and Pac-12 announced postponements for fall sports earlier in the week. The NCAA needs to find parameters for a tournament in 2021. David Cobb of CBS Sports weighs in on Tennessee and the state of the upcoming season, and hear comments from Tennessee assistant Desmond Oliver.

Yves Pons decision to return is big for Tennessee, the Big Ten looks stacked (and it isn't because of the Michigan schools) and several other SEC schools had some good news as well.

Yves Pons has to make a decision on his future by Aug. 3, two other SEC schools had key players announce their returns and a prestigious program out west could be getting better very soon.