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The Volunteers improved to 6-0 under Heupel with a dominant 56-9 victory, highlighted by a record-breaking performance from freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon and a defensive effort that limited Furman to just 43 passing yards.
Faizon Brandon’s electrifying debut featured five touchdowns, a freshman record tie, and the youngest starter in program history.
The Volunteers' latest transfer class features four pitchers who ranked inside the top fifty of the national countdown, each bringing a distinct mix of talent and durability.
Dolly Parton, the iconic Tennessee native, died on August 25. The University of Tennessee Volunteers will honor her with helmet stickers during their 2026 football season opener against Furman, a game that will be televised on the SEC Network.
Lane Kiffin’s career mirrors evolutionary principles, as his offensive designs have continually adapted to the talents of quarterbacks like Matt Leinart, Jake Coker and Jalen Hurts, while his father Monte’s defensive pedigree added a unique backdrop.
Ralph Scott becomes the first Bermudian to play NCAA Division I basketball, reflecting on his versatile game, the welcoming environment at Tennessee, and the personal touches that keep him grounded.
Cayden Daughtry, a 2027 point guard ranked No. 10 nationally, has named Iowa among his top 14 college choices and is set to visit in September, drawing on Coach Ben McCollum’s proven track record.
The Vols’ 2026 transfer class, the largest since Josh Heupel took the helm, brings experienced talent to the secondary, defensive line and kicking game, setting the stage for a competitive SEC campaign.
Tennessee’s women’s basketball program is reshaping its future as high‑profile recruits line up visits and commitments ahead of the upcoming season.
Reese Chapman, a Colorado native and top-ranked outfielder, has returned to the University of Tennessee Volunteers baseball program as a student assistant coach after a standout high school and collegiate career.
The University of Tennessee Volunteers have named Faizon Brandon their 2026 starter, choosing him over George MacIntyre after a competitive camp. Coach Josh Heupel cites Brandon's arm strength, accuracy and rapid learning curve as key factors, while acknowledging that MacIntyre remains a viable backup.
Tennessee’s freshly minted kicker, Cooper Ranvier, brings a distinctive mix of spiritual symbolism, mental conditioning and athletic versatility to the Volunteers. After inheriting the role from struggling Max Gilbert, Ranvier’s tattooed leg, golf‑driven pressure drills and trademark trash‑collection ritual illustrate a novel approach to succeeding in the SEC.
In a recent interview, Heupel shares how the simplicity of high school football forged lasting memories that still influence him today.
A look back at the 1970 shutout and the recent agreement to restore home‑uniform traditions for the next two meetings.
Candace Parker, a trailblazing WNBA star, reflects on her storied career, overcoming injuries and motherhood, as she prepares for her 2026 Hall of Fame induction alongside Chamique Holdsclaw.
From backyard games in Illinois to multiple WNBA titles and a Hall of Fame induction, Candace Parker reflects on a career shaped by resilience, mentorship, and a legacy she now passes to her sons.
Tennessee safety Edrees Farooq tore his patellar tendon in practice, ending his season, while the team eyes new starters and increased roles for several backups.
From offensive line anchors to dynamic receivers, a new generation of true freshmen is entering the 2026 season with the talent and hype to redefine expectations at top programs.
Tennessee Volunteers aim for a 2026 playoff push, driven by offensive guard Wendell Moe Jr.’s All‑American status, a returning running back, and a fortified offensive line protecting quarterback Joey Aguilar.
Amare Campbell arrived at Tennessee in January and, rather than protect his starting position, devoted himself to teaching the defensive scheme to his new teammates. His mentorship, rooted in a distinguished playing career at Penn State and North Carolina, helped the Volunteers’ linebackers master a complex system under coach Jim Knowles, ensuring they were ready for the season opener against Furman.
The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame will induct Candace Parker and Chamique Holdsclaw next year, spotlighting a class that celebrates transformative talent and lasting impact on the game.
Garrett Stallings delivered a strong three‑inning debut for Milwaukee, striking out four batters while the Brewers fell 4‑3 to Pittsburgh in the series opener.
Longtime East Tennessee basketball coach Doug McBee was killed in a tractor rollover on his farm. His son Skylar starred for the University of Tennessee from 2009 to 2013.