Highly touted EDGE Chase Linton’s recruitment marathon is nearing the finish line. The four-star athlete has scheduled a commitment date of November 20th. After previously committing to Rutgers, Linton had
Vols hoping for all hands on deck for trip to Athens while Lady Vols get revenge against MTSU.
It’s time to panic. That win by the Ole Miss Rebels over the Georgia Bulldogs last Saturday did exactly what Tennessee football fans feared it
Tennessee’s defense was well known for having a bad secondary. Well, that was before this season. Led by cornerback Jermod McCoy, who transferred from Oregon
Tennessee was the No. 1 team in the nation the last time the Vols went to Athens to play Georgia. That didn’t go so well.
Tennessee defensive coordinator Tim Banks didn’t feel like talking about the Vols’ suspect rush defense in recent weeks. He wasn’t too amped to discuss how
One could argue that Tennessee running back Dylan Sampson had a “Heisman Trophy” moment last week. Still, he needs to do much more to bring
Tennessee’s last trip to play Georgia in Athens didn’t go very swimmingly. If you recall, the No. 1 Vols seemingly had all the momentum when
Well, the Vols handled the Mississippi State Bulldogs and sent the homecoming crowd home happy but somewhat worried. The Vols didn’t quite meet the expectations
