Odds suggest Tennessee will play in the Orange Bowl. But don’t take that to the bank. Odds suggested South Carolina would lose to Tennessee and
The College Football Playoff Committee show will announce its top teams on Tuesday night and, unless something incredible happens, Tennessee won’t be among the top
I was half right before the South Carolina game. If you recall, I said that Tennessee offensive coordinator Alex Golesh should be on South Carolina’s
Tennessee quarterback Hendon Hooker is not going to win the Heisman Trophy. Those hopes were dashed last week in Columbia, S.C. when the Vols lost
Perspective can be a really good thing. However, that can be tough to attain during the course of a season, so here’s a whopping pie
Tennessee’s defense had every reason to mail it in against Vanderbilt. They didn’t. Tennessee’s offense had every reason to be downtrodden. They weren’t. The Vols
For whatever the reason, pride or a better bowl game, Tennessee defied cynics who claimed they couldn’t pick themselves up after last week’s disastrous loss
Tennessee’s release of its response to the notice of NCAA’s findings of allegations was well timed and clearcut. First, the Vols wanted the response to
With Tennessee’s ultimate goals fallen by the wayside, there is still plenty for the Vols to play for. Pride should certainly top the list. However,
