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Tennessee lands another weekly SEC Award by playing with a “purpose”
It’s becoming a tradition almost as strong as checkerboard end zones or the Vol Walk; Tennessee has once again been named as a weekly SEC
It’s becoming a tradition almost as strong as checkerboard end zones or the Vol Walk; Tennessee has once again been named as a weekly SEC
It was confusing to see. Tennessee football wide receiver Jalin Hyatt has been on a tear. Just two weeks ago against the Alabama Crimson Tide,
Tennessee is now the No. 2 team in the nation and quarterback Hendon Hooker is the Heisman frontrunner. News? Yes, there is plenty.
The battle for the SEC East will actually be competitive this year. Tennessee has ensured as much. The Vols are set to travel to Athens to
Kentucky quarterback Will Levis came into Saturday night as a highly ranked draft prospect. He seemed poised to take advantage of Tennessee’s biggest weakness –
Tennessee and Georgia will play on Saturday as the No. 2 and No. 1 teams in the nation, respectively. That’s a rare occurrence in college
Being ranked No. 3 in the nation was nice. Now, Tennessee has moved up in the Associated Press Poll, just barely. In the latest poll,
Conventional wisdom was Tennessee football wins games by outscoring teams. They have a Heisman frontrunner at quarterback, multiple All-American receivers and a cutting-edge offensive mind
Tennessee’s one-sided win over Kentucky did not go unnoticed. Here are some reviews of the game from around the globe, beginning where ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit