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The Volunteers' explosive start to the season featured five touchdowns from quarterback Faizon Brandon and a 89‑yard rush from Justin Baker, highlighting a promising outlook under Coach De'Rail Sims.
The season opener against Furman on September 5, 2023, tied the second-highest kickoff temperature in Neyland Stadium history at 90°F, while 101,915 fans filled the stands, extending a 28-game sellout streak and reinforcing the Volunteers' 6-0 start under head coach Josh Heupel.
The Volunteers will wear a fresh Adidas uniform combination of white helmets, orange tops and white pants when they open the 2026 season at Neyland Stadium, with a financial partnership that includes a First Horizon Bank jersey patch and a schedule that highlights a smokey grey tribute and a historic orange throwback game.
Coach Josh Heupel praised Faison Brandon’s poise and decision-making after a record-breaking performance that helped Tennessee dominate Furman 56-9.
Tennessee Volunteers opened the 2024 season with a home win over Furman, highlighted by freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon’s early touchdown and a strong showing from the starting lineup.
Freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon threw for 226 yards and three touchdowns while adding two rushing scores, leading Tennessee to a 56-9 victory over Furman in the season opener at Neyland Stadium.
The beloved Vol Walk tradition, which began in 1990, is canceled for the 2026 season due to expected thunderstorms at the 1 p.m. fan greeting, with a new pathway introduced and the game slated for 3:30 p.m. at Neyland Stadium.
Ethan Davis, a senior tight end for the Tennessee Volunteers, is slated to feature in the team's Week 1 matchup against Furman. Having led the squad in receiving yards among tight ends last season, Davis enters his fourth year with the program, while head coach Josh Heupel confirms his readiness for the kickoff at 3:30 p.m. EDT.
Vanderbilt's unexpected quarterback decision elevates transfer Blaze Berlowitz over top recruit Jared Curtis, setting the stage for a pivotal 2026 season.
The Volunteers sit at No. 20 in the AP and No. 18 in the Coaches' polls, yet ESPN leaves them out of its power rankings, sparking debate over quarterback battles and defensive changes.
A new partnership brings live shows, analysis and highlights to fans through multiple platforms, featuring familiar voices from the university’s sports community.
The loss of starting safety Edrees Farooq could have crippled Tennessee’s defense, but a blend of experienced returnees and portal additions offers a promising remedy.
ESPN’s Heather Dinich argues that Tennessee’s 20.5% chance of making the College Football Playoff is overly optimistic given a 4‑8 conference record last season and a schedule stacked with top‑ranked opponents.
Alabama's 2026 schedule blends a demanding SEC slate with early and late non‑conference matchups, setting the stage for a pivotal season under head coach Kalen DeBoer
Tennessee Volunteers have added a 2028 non‑conference game against Central Michigan, filling one of two remaining slots and setting the stage for a multi‑year schedule that extends to 2030.
Fan polling reveals a dramatic shift in the quarterback race, as George MacIntyre's early lead evaporates and Ryan Staub receives no support. The Vols brace for fall camp and a season opener against Furman.
During a July 30, 2026 broadcast of the Josh and Swain show, play‑by‑play voice Mike Keith announced that Jayson Swain, a former Tennessee wide receiver and longtime sideline reporter, would replace Ramon Foster as the network’s new color analyst, promising passionate coverage of Tennessee football beginning September 5.
Tennessee will host elite recruits Justin Wise and Chris Brown for official visits on Sept. 19, highlighting a competitive recruiting push that could reshape the roster.
A That SEC Podcast forecast envisions a 10‑win season for Tennessee, highlighting key victories and a potential playoff résumé.
Orlando Watters, a standout defensive back and special teams star for the University of Arkansas, passed away at 54. His career included All-SEC honors, a memorable punt return touchdown, and a lasting impact on the program’s early SEC era.
Despite a nine‑spot drop in ESPN’s futures power rankings, Tennessee’s strong recruiting class and revamped strength program signal potential upside.
The Volunteers open the 2026 campaign on Sept. 5 at Neyland Stadium, facing a series of opponents that span the Southeast, with an open week in late October and a host of high‑profile road tests.