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After a four‑year stint that produced 33 home runs and 137 RBIs, Reese Chapman rejoins the Volunteers in a new capacity, underscoring a coaching staff’s retention strategy and the wider implications of recent NCAA eligibility rules.
Tennessee Volunteers supporters are campaigning for butterfly-shaped helmet decals bearing Dolly Parton’s signature as a tribute to the late music icon.
Two Volunteers earn All-Cape Cod League recognition, highlighting their potential impact on the upcoming college season.
Tennessee's 2026 recruiting class brings two of the nation's most highly ranked freshmen, Cole Koeninger and Sean Dunlap, into a Vols roster already stacked with transfers and returning talent.
Axle Logistics, a Knoxville-based freight brokerage, will become the first official jersey-patch sponsor for both Tennessee men's and women's basketball teams under a five-year agreement that ties branding to student-athlete influencer marketing and highlights the company's growth and strategic focus on talent pipelines.
The Volunteers rise to a 4‑seed, face a familiar bracket, and bring new talent and branding into a season that could finally break the Elite Eight ceiling.
The new partnership will see Axel Logistics branding featured on Tennessee Volunteers basketball jerseys, marking a milestone in community-focused corporate sport sponsorships.
The new sponsorship, valued at over $3 million annually, marks the first jersey partnership for the Vols and Lady Vols, aligning with the university’s focus on talent, teamwork and future workforce development.
The University of Tennessee announced a five‑year, $3 million jersey‑patch sponsorship with Axle Logistics, marking the first official patch agreement for its men’s and women’s basketball programs and providing student‑athletes with brand‑building and business experience opportunities.
Antonio Pemberton, a top-ranked recruit from New Hampshire, is among several high-profile visitors as Tennessee seeks to fill two open scholarships ahead of the next season.
Tennessee sophomore Blaine Brown underwent left elbow surgery after a Cape Cod League injury. With a projected recovery of six to ten months, he will miss fall practice but is expected to be ready with his bat by the 2027 season. The team has added depth through transfers and internal options.
The Volunteers open fall practice with key competitions across offense, defense and special teams, shaping the early depth chart for the upcoming campaign.
The schedule blends home buy games with road tests against ranked opponents, highlighting key dates and venues across the early season.
Tennessee baseball coach Josh Elander prepares for his second season, highlighting a top‑ranked freshman class led by shortstop Cole Koeninger and the program’s development focus.
The versatile forward, known for his defensive intensity and rebounding, moves to the New Zealand Breakers after stints in the G‑League and Israel.
Head coach Josh Elander discusses the impact of six Volunteers drafted, the emergence of top prospects, and the team's focus on chemistry and facility upgrades for the upcoming season.
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.
Antonio Pemberton, a 6‑foot‑1 scoring guard ranked No. 33 in the 2027 class, has trimmed his list to eight programs, keeping Tennessee among his finalists. With a 24‑point average and a championship run, the recruit’s next move could reshape the Vols’ backcourt.
Jayson Swain, a former Volunteers captain and longtime media personality, has been named the new football gameday booth analyst for the Vol Network, bringing his deep ties to the university and extensive broadcasting experience to the booth alongside Mike Keith.
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.
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.
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.
Coach Joe Kirt’s fifth season brings a strong record and NCAA Tournament berths, while a new apparel agreement with Adidas and a contract extension through 2030 signal a bright future for Tennessee women's soccer.
Coach Joe Kirt's contract extension through 2030 coincides with the Lady Vols' first season under an official partnership with Adidas, a collaboration that highlights the program's rising profile.