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Tennessee Resumes Summer Basketball Practice After Fourth of July

Strength coach Garrett Medenwald highlights team discipline as Volunteers open practice to media

Summer Workouts Resume After Holiday

The University of Tennessee’s basketball program kicked off the second half of its summer conditioning schedule on July 6, marking the first full workout session after the Fourth of July weekend. Players returned to the court with a renewed focus on intensity and fundamentals, setting the tone for the upcoming season.

Coach Medenwald Praises Team Discipline

Strength coach Garrett Medenwald took the opportunity to commend the Volunteers for the discipline and preparation they have shown throughout the offseason. He noted that the team’s work ethic has been evident in every drill, emphasizing that the players are arriving in peak physical condition and with a clear understanding of their roles.

Media Access Expands for Second Time

For the second time this summer, the Volunteers opened practice to the media on July 7, granting reporters and photographers access to capture video and still images of the squad in action. The increased visibility reflects the program’s willingness to showcase its progress and engage with fans during the offseason.

Newcomers Shine in Early Sessions

Highlights from the session were quickly disseminated online, with a photo gallery showcasing the newest additions to the roster posted by GoVols247’s Ryan Callahan. The images provide an early glimpse of the incoming talent, highlighting their athleticism and readiness to contribute to the team’s depth.

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