Former Vol great Jamal Lewis opened up and shared harrowing tales about his life after football, and he fears he has CTE from several concussions he suffered.
The recruiting director for 247Sports has the Vols as early leaders to land two of the highest-rated players in the 2019 recruiting class.
The Vols made the top seven for a play-making four-star receiver out of Maryland in the 2019 recruiting class.
After announcing he planned to transfer from Tennessee late last week, it looks like linebacker Darrin Kirkland Jr. may be staying with the Vols after all.
We take an early look at who might be drafted into the NFL in 2019 off the current Vols’ roster.
It’s still early, but oddsmakers in Las Vegas are putting Kentucky as a slight favorite over the Vols when the two meet in Knoxville this year in football.
It’s still very early, but one publication thinks the Vols can get to a bowl game in 2018 and will play a Big 12 opponent in the match-up.
The Vols are set to host a talented Georgia cornerback in the 2019 class on an official visit next weekend.
According to a report, Richmond grad transfer Khwan Fore, who announced he’d be joining the Vols a month ago, is no longer coming to Tennessee.
The Vols have sent out a scholarship offer to a speedy wide receiver in the 2019 class who is currently committed to Baylor.
