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After a standout 2026 campaign, Blake Grimmer opts to stay with the Tennessee Vols, bringing his .283 average and 13 home runs back to the lineup as the team welcomes new talent.
Selected for the National League roster, Kilen brings a .288 batting average, eight home runs and 60 RBIs to the Futures Game, highlighting a breakout season after a injury‑plagued junior year at Tennessee.
A look at the Hokies' recent moves, upcoming visits, and the excitement surrounding the ACC/SEC Challenge.
After a solid freshman campaign, DeWayne Brown is expected to play a larger part in Tennessee's lineup for the upcoming season.
The Volunteers are set to end their long‑standing partnership with Nike and begin a decade‑long apparel agreement with Adidas, a move that promises significant financial benefits and new NIL opportunities for athletes.
Wendell Moe Jr. earns Walter Camp preseason recognition as the Volunteers prepare for a transformative 2026 campaign.
Wendell Moe Jr. returns for a fifth year of eligibility and joins an elite group of college football standouts recognized before the 2026 season begins.
The upcoming College Football 27 title will launch on July 9, 2026, with a July 2 early‑access window for premium members, featuring extensive player ratings and a focus on the Tennessee Volunteers’ performance.
Tennessee's receiving corps for the 2026 season blends proven veterans with emerging talent, setting the stage for a dynamic offensive attack.
After 17 seasons with Under Armour, the University of South Carolina women's basketball team will debut Nike apparel on July 1. This piece revisits the three standout Under Armour designs that shaped the program's visual identity.
The Knoxville Baseball Squad completed a sweep of Albia on Monday night, clinching the South Central Conference title with a 19‑6 overall record and a 15‑2 conference slate.
A look at the defensive standouts who posted impressive statistics last year and are expected to lead their teams in the upcoming campaign.
The Volunteers are leveraging intensive summer sessions to cement chemistry, adapt to a heavy workload and chase a national championship.
Returning starter Ethan Davis and emerging talents like Dasaahn Brame, plus new transfers, give Tennessee a potent tight end unit under coach Alec Abeln.
A look at the standout offensive line prospects leading the 2026 TSSAA preseason race.
With the deadline approaching, standout players from across Tennessee showcase impressive résumés that could reshape the offensive line landscape for the upcoming season.
Candace Parker’s induction into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame celebrates a journey marked by NCAA titles, WNBA championships, Olympic gold, and a relentless advocacy for women’s basketball.
ESPN’s latest Top 300 list spotlights Tennessee’s four commitments, led by Brentwood Academy wide receiver Kesean Bowman, while the Vols chase elite running back David Gabriel Georges amid fierce SEC competition.
In a heartfelt speech at the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, Candace Parker paid homage to her former coach Pat Summitt, recalling the profound influence she had on and off the court.
Marcus Jones, a top‑ranked safety in the 2027 class, pledged to the University of Tennessee on Friday, adding depth to a defensive backroom that already includes five verbal commitments.
Casey Borba, a standout junior, chooses to forgo the upcoming MLB Draft and return to the University of Texas, where his experience and power could push the Longhorns back to the College World Series.
The Tennessee Volunteers have medically disqualified transfer defensive back Chaz Coleman, ending his brief stint with the team amid health and adjustment challenges, while he remains in Knoxville.
The Southeastern Conference has released the full slate of conference matchups for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting home games against Florida, Kentucky and Texas and revisiting last year’s results as Mississippi State looks to bounce back from a 5‑13 record.
Chaz Coleman, a highly touted transfer from Penn State, was medically disqualified from the Tennessee Volunteers program after missing key workouts and dealing with personal issues, casting uncertainty over a career that had drawn praise from head coach Josh Heupel and coordinator Jim Knowles.