Tennessee would love to have a deep group of tailbacks it could use to test the Vols’ defense during preseason practice and compete against one
Tennessee’s DeSean Bishop has to know what you think of him. The redshirt freshman has to hear how he’s a local player with limited ability
Freshman aren’t expected to have a major impact in college football. Tennessee is hoping running back Peyton Lewis can buck that trend. To do so,
I know what you’re thinking when it comes to Will Brooks, the Tennessee defensive back who seems to be pushing for playing time despite being
Tennessee’s most recent team ranking is all about one thing: it’s quarterback position. The simple fact is that, apparently, the national media and coaches, in
Tennessee is looking for a few good men. Well, at least two. The Vols, in case you haven’t heard, have been forced to replace their
Tennessee set out to rebuild its secondary. So far, so good. “I think we’ve got multiple guys in multiple positions that we want to feel
Tennessee has needed a backup center in the recent past and hasn’t had one. Now, the Vols may have two. It doesn’t take a genius
Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel isn’t shying away from just how good freshman defensive back Boo Carter can be for the Vols. That says a
