A writer for Sports Illustrated thinks Tennessee big man Kyle Alexander could be a breakout star for the Vols in the NCAA Tournament.
We take a look at the Vols’ NCAA Tournament history by the numbers as they prepare for the 2018 NCAA Tournament.
We get you ready for spring practices by previewing all of the Vols’ positional units heading into the spring. Next we look at Tennessee’s linebackers.
Various college basketball analysts and experts shared their predictions on Sunday, and several have the Vols making a deep tournament run.
We take a look at the Vols’ first opponent in the 2018 NCAA Tournament, No. 14 seed Wright State.
We took an in-depth look at the Vols’ draw in the NCAA Tournament as the No. 3 seed in the South region.
The Vols needed more experience and depth at running back, and they got just that with grad transfer RB Madre London from Michigan State.
For the first time since 2014, the Vols are heading to the NCAA Tournament. They’re in as a No. 3 seed and will open up in Dallas in the South region.
The Vols fought back from 17 down, but they couldn’t close it out. Kentucky beats Tennessee 77-72 in the SEC Tournament Finals.
The Vols are playing against more than just Kentucky in the SEC Tournament Finals on Sunday. They’re playing against history too.
