Against a similar schedule, ESPN analyst Aaron Murray doesn’t see that much difference between Georgia and Tennessee when asked to compare the talent level between
Vols locked in on GameDay 3 matchup with Kent State tomorrow while huge road trip to OU next week is circled on the calendar.
Sometimes, being a college football fan feels a lot like being a parent. You follow a group of kids over the course of a few years,
The Tennessee-Kent State game isn’t supposed to much of an affair. Just ask the oddsmakers. For those that like to sport in such ventures, the
Tennessee center Cooper Mays knows what an elite defensive lineman looks like. He’s probably faced them more times than he’d like to admit. Perhaps even
Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel is an easy target. Even easier than ever before now that the Vols appear to be loaded. Every football coach
There is plenty of reason to be excited about Tennessee’s football team. After two one-sided wins, the Vols might have exceeded many fans’ preseason expectations.
Let’s be honest. Kent State is bad. The Golden Flashes are 0-2 this year and 1-13 ever since Kenni Burns took over. However, Tennessee Football
Vol QB Nico Iamaleava has quickly generated national attention as one of the best quarterbacks in the country.
