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Former college stars Reese Alexiades and DR Meadows, now key figures for the Savannah Bananas, use their entertaining brand of baseball to bring joy to young fans, support pediatric causes, and redefine the role of fun in youth sports.
At sixteen, Tristan McKee is set to make his NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series debut at Richmond on August 14, 2026, after a career that already includes multiple late‑model wins, an ARCA Menards Series East campaign, and mentorship from Josh Wise.
Five‑star recruit Malachi Jordan has narrowed his list to eight schools, including the University of Tennessee, and has scheduled an official visit for September 20. His recruitment highlights a busy summer for the Vols, who are also courting in‑state standout Davis Cochran and have hosted visits from four‑star guards RJ Moore and Chase Lumpkin.
Carson‑Newman head coach Tom Griffin and former MLB reliever Steve Cishek are collaborating at the 16U/17U National Team Development Program, bringing championship experience and a legacy of mentorship to the next generation
The NCAA has penalized former Tennessee assistant Rod Clark after an investigation uncovered impermissible communications with recruit Yuri Collins, resulting in a brief suspension and restrictions on future recruiting activities.
From August 20 to 29, ESPN’s High School Football Kickoff presents seven marquee matchups that pit the nation’s elite recruits against each other, highlighting commitments, rankings and the legacy of dominant programs.
Davis Cochran, a three‑star recruit and the No. 119 prospect in the 2027 cycle, is set to visit the University of Tennessee this weekend. His decision comes as the Vols navigate a competitive recruiting landscape that includes Clemson, Cincinnati, Kansas State, Notre Dame, Oklahoma and Vanderbilt.
Recent College Football Playoff results show the Big Ten outperforming the SEC, prompting coaches and commissioners to revisit long‑held assumptions about conference strength.
The Volunteers' linebackers are ranked among the nation's best, bolstered by experienced returnees, a high‑profile transfer, and praise from defensive coordinator Jim Knowles.
A 35‑minute documentary produced by University of Tennessee students offers an intimate look at longtime coach Rick Barnes, exploring his roots in Hickory, his faith, and the evolution of a career that spans nearly five decades.
Duke’s preseason slate features a scrimmage with Belmont, a rematch against Tennessee and a return to Kansas’s Allen Field House, raising questions about coaching favors, financial incentives and historic significance.
Asa Barnes, a three‑star running back from Martin Westview, announced his commitment to the University of Tennessee on July 29, adding a key piece to the Vols' 2027 class that already features five‑star recruit David Gabriel Georges and a host of other top prospects.
Kentucky Wildcats head coach Mark Pope is considering adding an international coach to his staff, navigating new NCAA regulations that affect foreign athletes and drawing interest from programs like LSU and Illinois.
An analysis of projected win totals for Power Four teams, highlighting key risers and fallers for the upcoming season
Tennessee linebacker Arion Carter will miss the first two games after an NCAA ruling, testing the Vols' depth against a potent Georgia Tech rushing attack.
A routine practice session turned dramatic when former Tennessee star Chris Brazzell suffered a knee injury, prompting the Carolina Panthers to reassess their roster depth ahead of the 2026 campaign.
UNF Athletics released the full slate of games for the upcoming men’s and women’s basketball teams and the cross country squads, outlining conference play, notable non‑conference contests and the venues for the ASUN Championships.
Arion Carter will miss the opening two games of the 2026 season after an NCAA ruling tied to a minor flight expense, yet the Volunteers remain confident in a stacked linebacker corps.
The 2026 season for the Lincoln Memorial University women's soccer team features seven home and nine away contests, three preseason exhibitions and a South Atlantic Conference tournament run.
The NCAA has suspended Tennessee linebacker Arion Carter for two games after he accepted a $427.48 flight during the NFL pre‑draft process, a benefit he later repaid. Coach Josh Heupel publicly defended Carter’s character and questioned the league’s ruling, while Carter prepares to graduate with honors and return for his senior season.
The Volunteers will face Central Michigan for the first time in 2028, pay $1.3 million for the matchup, and begin a home‑and‑home series with Washington in 2029, while also playing West Virginia in Charlotte.
Coach Josh Heupel’s public endorsement of linebacker Arion Carter follows the NCAA’s decision to cut his suspension to two games after he accepted a flight funded by his agent during draft preparation.
After the NCAA suspended linebacker Arion Carter for accepting an agent‑paid flight, Coach Josh Heupel voiced his support, and the university’s appeal cut the penalty to two games, paving the way for Carter’s return to the Volunteers.
Five‑star recruit Maxwell Hiller has yet to commit, keeping LSU and Tennessee in the race while Florida looks to lock him down before December.