No-fly zone: Tennessee’s secondary is looking ahead to Texas A&M
By Lily Helton Tennessee’s defensive success has been a standout story across the country. Only allowing an average of 15.11 points per game, the Vols … Continue Reading
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Tennessee’s defensive front faces major test after Tyree Weathersby’s season-ending injury
By Zion Murray Tennessee football has suffered a significant setback on the injury front, and this one could have major implications for the Volunteers’ defensive … Continue Reading
Dominant defense and second-half DeSean Bishop: The keys to success for Volunteer football
By Sawyer Hunley Tennessee won its second matchup against a top-10 opponent of the season Saturday, defeating the Kentucky Wildcats 34-6. Tennessee is 7-2 overall … Continue Reading
Red-hot #6 Kentucky gets spooked in Dark Mode Neyland
By Jay King Despite how good Kentucky has looked in year one of the Will Stein era, some things never change. When a sixth-ranked, one-loss … Continue Reading
College Football Playoff rankings miss the mark: Committee decisions raise more questions than answers
By Zion Murray The first College Football Playoff rankings of 2026 have arrived, and the selection committee has already made several questionable decisions. From Alabama … Continue Reading
Rocky Top under pressure: Vols face must-win against Kentucky
By Zion Murray After a week off to regroup, the No. 13 Tennessee Volunteers return to Neyland Stadium for one of their biggest games of … Continue Reading
Off the bye: #16 Vols gear up for Homecoming date with #8 Wildcats
By Anna Reiffer The stage is set and the time is now. In what is both homecoming and the annual Dark Mode game, the Vols … Continue Reading
Three Vols stepping into critical roles following key injuries
By Brody Rupert “This game requires the next guy up,” Tennessee Volunteers head coach Josh Heupel said following Ethan Davis’s season-ending injury. “You’ve heard me … Continue Reading
The SEC is losing its identity, and the nine-game conference schedule is to blame
By Zion Murray The Southeastern Conference has spent decades building one of college football’s premier brands. With fans filling stadiums on any given Saturday and … Continue Reading
After chaos in Columbia, what’s next for Tennessee?
By Jack Glennon COLUMBIA, S.C. – Typically, being 6-2 through eight games and making the College Football Playoff (CFP) as an SEC team are mutually … Continue Reading