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Five former Tennessee Volunteers basketball players rejoined the program for a practice session, engaging in scrimmages, sharing NBA experiences, and offering guidance to the current roster under Coach Rick Barnes.
Freshman guard Marquis Clark is using talk as a tool to secure playing time, blending a high‑school scoring record with a defensive focus under Coach Rick Barnes.
Tennessee’s newest guard, Marquis Clark, is turning heads with a bold approach to securing playing time.
Ralph Scott, a freshman wing for Tennessee basketball, opened up about his first six weeks at the university, highlighting progress in conditioning, defense, and shooting, as well as his goals to become a SEC Player of the Year while adjusting to life in Knoxville.
The Volunteers will begin the season on Nov. 3 against Wofford at Thompson‑Boling Arena before a series of matchups that culminate ahead of SEC play in January.
Transfer Juke Harris is leveraging his time at Tennessee to refine his skills, embrace a lead‑ball‑handler role and push beyond the NBA draft conversation.
Junior guard Juke Harris has transformed his game under coach Rick Barnes, emerging as a more versatile defender and passer while hinting at an undisclosed skill that could surface in pivotal matchups.
A 14‑game non‑conference schedule has been released, highlighting early‑season tournaments and marquee road tests for Rick Barnes' twelfth year at the helm.
Mike Boynton has secured three commitments and now faces the critical task of retaining J.P. Estrella, Brandon McCoy and Quinn Costello for the 2026‑27 season.
Interim head coach Mike Boynton has kept vital players and added high‑profile transfers, setting the stage for a competitive Michigan roster.
The Daily News Journal recognizes Chris Washington Jr. for his outstanding senior season, highlighting his championships, rankings and future with Tennessee basketball.
Coach Rick Barnes discusses the progress of his team during summer practice, highlighting the development of new players and the team's overall performance.
Coach Rick Barnes reflects on the team’s progress, highlighting NBA draft selections and the emergence of key players as the Volunteers gear up for a new season.
Miles Rubin is set to replace Felix Okpara as Tennessee's center, bringing a blend of size, vertical leap and a long‑standing partnership with teammate Dai Dai Ames. Coach Rick Barnes sees the new frontcourt as a chance to prove its depth and versatility.
Projected to be selected in the top half of the first round, Nate Ament’s NBA journey is bolstered by the support of his college coach Rick Barnes and a contingent of assistants traveling to New York
Tennessee Basketball releases a new reel spotlighting freshman Nate Ament, whose SEC performance and clutch moments have positioned him as a top prospect for the Milwaukee Bucks in the upcoming NBA Draft.
Tennessee’s roster overhaul features eight transfer additions and a renewed focus on offensive production.
Mark Pope’s 46‑26 record through two seasons at Kentucky reflects both promise and pressure, as the Wildcats navigate a tough SEC and aim to emulate the turnaround patterns of past coaches.
The Wolverines open the 2026‑27 campaign ranked No. 5 in early power rankings, bolstered by a revamped roster that blends experienced transfers, promising freshmen and returning talent under Dusty May’s guidance.
Michigan’s second national title has lifted the program to a fifth‑seed ranking, sparking excitement over a rebuilt squad that mixes experienced returnees with high‑profile newcomers.
The university’s athletics department released a social‑media video on Wednesday that showcases the players who will wear orange and white next season, highlighting key additions and the venue where the footage was captured.
Tennessee announced the appointment of Chris Parker as assistant director of player development, filling the vacancy left by Riley Collins, while the program confronts a wave of departures and new additions through the transfer portal.
Chris Parker joins Tennessee basketball as assistant director of player development, bringing overseas pro experience and a championship‑winning playing background.
Chris Parker, a former graduate assistant at TCU and professional player overseas, has been hired to lead player development for the University of Tennessee basketball program, replacing Riley Collins who moved to NC State.