Trent Dilfer Returns to Lipscomb Academy with ‘Us vs. Us’ Vision
Former Super Bowl champion Trent Dilfer is back at Lipscomb Academy, promising a ‘Us vs. Us’ theme for every 2026 game as he seeks to revive the program’s fortunes.
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Former Super Bowl champion Trent Dilfer is back at Lipscomb Academy, promising a ‘Us vs. Us’ theme for every 2026 game as he seeks to revive the program’s fortunes.

Jack Dugan, a highly ranked high school shortstop, decided to play for the University of Tennessee, turning down the MLB Draft and joining a Volunteers team that just completed a breakout season.
Former NFL tight end Jason Witten weighed a head‑coaching offer at Lipscomb Academy in 2022, ultimately staying at Liberty Christian before a circuit of moves that saw Trent Dilfer, Kevin Mawae and Jamie Graham cycle through the program.

Bryan Longwell, a fifth‑year linebacker for Vanderbilt, turns the ‘misfit’ label into a rallying cry, using past doubts to fuel a relentless push for more turnovers and a larger role in the Commodores’ defense.

After three seasons with the Tennessee Volunteers, including a 2024 national championship, Hunter High announced his commitment to Jacksonville State on June 28. The move adds to a broader exodus of SEC talent as the transfer portal reshapes college baseball rosters.
The Tennessean has unveiled its list of the 20 standout prep players to watch in the 2026 TSSAA football season, a mix of offensive dynamos, defensive playmakers and versatile stars. With voting open until noon Thursday, the rankings blend statistical performance, schedule strength, recruiting buzz and coach feedback.
Miller Green, a left‑handed reliever who wore Vanderbilt’s uniform for three years, has entered the NCAA transfer portal after a mixed collegiate career marked by injury and unmet draft expectations.
Cam Blivens, a three‑sport athlete and Clemson football signee, placed fifth in the high jump and sixth in the long jump at the TSSAA state championships, marking the end of a distinguished high school career.
The recent awards ceremony recognized outstanding high school baseball players, with Lipscomb Academy’s Jack Dugan and Oak Ridge’s Mikee Teasley earning top honors.