Legacy Players Already Making Impact
Jul 16, 2014
Coach Jones spok at SEC Media Days about the importance of legacy players as he is building his program.
Coach Jones spok at SEC Media Days about the importance of legacy players as he is building his program.
After months away from the team, Pig Howard is back and better than ever.
Curt Maggitt hasn’t played a down of competitive football since 2012. He’s healthy and ready to bring his “reckless” style of play back to the field.
Mack Crowder says that he and the rest of the offensive line are ready to step up for the Vols in 2014.
The Vols rang the PR bell often this summer, signifying a record-breaking summer in strength and conditioning.
Here are five new faces to keep an eye on as the Vols prepare to open fall camp.
The result of a decade of decline along the defensive front, Tennessee ranked dead last in the SEC in sacks the last two seasons. It’ll be up to several newcomers to right the ship.
Chris Weatherd discusses how his family and future teammates motivated him to get to Knoxville.
UT’s tight ends might’ve been the worst unit on the team in 2013. With a pair of talented newcomers in the fold, they look to improve in 2014.
Previewing Tennessee’s 2014 quarterbacks, a group that lost Riley Ferguson over the offseason, but returns more experience than in 2013.
