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Rising senior Justin Wise, a top-ranked basketball prospect, announced his commitment to Georgia University on social media, citing family ties, coaching familiarity and a clear path to historic scoring records.
The University of North Alabama's women's soccer squad captured the United Soccer Coaches Academic Award, posting a 3.76 cumulative GPA and preparing for its season opener against ETSU.
Cameron Fens, a 7‑foot center from South Dakota, has pledged to the UNC Tar Heels, bringing a fifth year of eligibility and a strong defensive skill set to the roster.
The NCAA's transfer framework is colliding with court rulings, leaving programs like Kentucky uncertain about securing a fifth‑year player before the upcoming season
Jalen Washington, a forward who spent the last two seasons at Vanderbilt, has officially joined the Tennessee Volunteers basketball program, adding depth and defensive firepower as the team aims for a national championship.
Buddy Powers, Jr., a 63‑year‑old former baseball coach and teacher, passed away on August 4, 2026, after a battle with liver cancer. His life was defined by a commitment to education, sports, family and Christian faith.
Middle Tennessee State University’s football program aims to turn late‑season momentum into a sustained turnaround in its 2026 campaign.
The University of Tennessee at Martin soccer team receives preseason recognition, with key players highlighted and a challenging exhibition schedule ahead.
Jalen Washington, the Vanderbilt center, has committed to Tennessee, adding size and defensive prowess as the Volunteers aim for a national title run.
Despite joining the Volunteers after graduation, Tyreek King has quickly adapted to Tennessee’s offense, bringing explosive playmaking to the slot and punt return unit.
A Tennessee court’s injunction clears the way for Jalen Washington to join the Volunteers, while the NCAA faces new legal hurdles over transfer rules.
Transfer forward Vernell Atamah arrives at Vanderbilt with a decorated high school résumé, a passion for nursing, and a vision to blend athletic ambition with scholarly rigor.
ESPN announces its upcoming college football commentator teams, highlighting the addition of two former WBIR sports anchors whose Knoxville roots enrich the network’s national coverage.
The One Knox Inspire soccer league provides year‑round competition for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, offering tailored coaching, travel experiences, and a platform for role models.
Coach Josh Heupel publicly criticized the NCAA’s two‑game suspension of linebacker Arion Carter, calling the penalty outdated amid changing NIL rules, while teammates rallied to support the player’s character and leadership.
The Lindenwood women's soccer team tops the 2026 OVC preseason poll with 93 points, driven by standout players and a legacy of recent tournament success.
The Purcellville-based squad finished 10‑0, won state and district titles, and will open against Florida, Tennessee and South Carolina in Wilson, North Carolina.
Buddy Powers, who guided Riverdale and Central Magnet to multiple state tournaments and later scouted for the majors, died on August 4, 2023, after a battle with cancer.
A look at how George MacIntyre’s disciplined, coach‑like demeanor and Faizon Brandon’s outgoing, dual‑threat skill set are influencing Tennessee’s plans for the upcoming season.
The Volunteers are adding three seasoned starters through the transfer portal while relying on returning veterans, setting the stage for a strategic overhaul of their secondary.
Tennessee’s sixth‑year head coach Josh Heupel has reshaped both sides of the ball, hiring Jim Knowles and tailoring the offense for new quarterbacks as the Volunteers aim for a 2026 playoff berth.
Ranked tenth in the United Soccer Coaches preseason Top 25, the Arkansas Razorbacks return key players and will test themselves against a slate that includes Stanford, North Carolina, LSU, Georgia, Tennessee and Clemson, as the SEC prepares for a deep postseason run.
Former Tennessee guard Zakai Zeiger has filed an amended federal lawsuit accusing the NCAA of anticompetitive age‑based eligibility rules, seeking up to $12 million in damages while the case reshapes the landscape of college athlete compensation.
Former Tennessee basketball player Zakai Zeiger has filed an amended federal lawsuit against the NCAA, arguing that its new age‑based eligibility rule violates antitrust law and seeking monetary damages.