Tennessee lost to Arkansas. Now, it’s worth wondering if the season is lost as well, especially based on how UT running back Dylan Sampson described
Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava took much of the blame for the Vols’ 19-14 loss to Arkansas. Fortunately, there was plenty of blame to go around.
Tennessee was on the wrong end of history at Arkansas on Saturday night. The fourth-ranked Vols fell 19-14 to the unranked Razorbacks, marking the fourth
There is plenty of blame to go around as Tennessee Football lost 19-14 to the Arkansas Razorbacks on the road Saturday night. Nico Iamaleava choked
Coming off a bye, Tennessee Football revealed numerous concerns in its 19-14 loss to the Arkansas Razorbacks. The Vols had numerous offensive woes and gave
Arkansas marched 60 yards down the field with a backup quarterback in Malachi Singleton for what would be a game-winning touchdown to go up 19-14
Tennessee’s offensive guru, head coach Josh Heupel, has proven to be quite conservative this season. Whatever the approach, the Vols’ offense isn’t working, which was
Tennessee’s game against Arkansas wasn’t the only matchup worth watching on Saturday. The SEC proved to deliver some true drama for the ages before the
Vols face critical road test tonight under the lights at Arkansas, 7:30pmEST – ABC TV.
