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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.
Coach Josh Heupel publicly criticized the NCAA’s two‑game suspension of linebacker Arion Carter, calling the penalty outdated amid changing NIL rules, while teammates rallied to support the player’s character and leadership.
Tennessee is on track to field a fourth consecutive 1,000-yard rusher, led by DeSean Bishop and newly committed recruit David Gabriel Georges, while the offensive line receives key reinforcements.
The Volunteers open fall practice with key competitions across offense, defense and special teams, shaping the early depth chart for the upcoming campaign.
In a heartfelt statement, Tennessee Volunteers running back DeSean Bishop defended suspended teammate Arion Carter, emphasizing faith, integrity and the need for a fair review.
Strength coach Derek Owings leverages before‑and‑after imagery and social platforms to showcase player development, driving fan excitement and shaping the Vols’ 2026 outlook.
Tennessee offensive tackle David Sanders has donated $20,000 from his NIL earnings to his high school football program, illustrating a broader movement of athletes supporting their alma maters.
Tennessee’s football team added nearly 900 pounds of muscle and lost over 200 pounds of fat under new Director of Performance Derek Owings, with key players reporting significant weight gains.
After a disappointing 2025 campaign, the University of Tennessee is reshaping its defense with veteran coordinator Jim Knowles, while key offensive pieces return, setting the stage for a quarterback battle and a renewed push for the College Football Playoff.
A highly coveted running back from Martin Westview will announce his college commitment on July 29, and Tennessee is seen as the leading destination, a move that could cement its 2027 class among the nation's elite.
Former Tennessee safety Todd Kelly Jr. runs Camp 24 in Knoxville, a youth football program that blends skill development with lessons in character, inspired by the memory of 15‑year‑old Zaevion Dobson, who was killed while protecting friends from gunfire.
The Vols' 2026 schedule ranks 14th nationally and 13th in the SEC, featuring marquee matchups against Texas, Alabama and Georgia, while ESPN’s FPI places Tennessee 16th overall.
An in‑depth look at the top running backs poised to define fantasy lineups, the importance of four‑RB weekly stacks, and the players leading the conversation.
As the Southeastern Conference convenes in Tampa, Florida, Tennessee’s lineup for the 2026 media sessions reflects an unsettled quarterback competition, featuring emerging talents and seasoned linebackers.
The Southeastern Conference has revealed the schedule and attendee rosters for the 2026 SEC Football Kickoff Media Days, set to take place in Tampa, Florida, from July 20‑23, marking a historic shift in venue and offering extensive coverage across the SEC Network.
Tennessee's offense, bolstered by a strong line and talented receivers, is projected to outscore Furman 55-14 in the season opener, while the defense's revamped scheme will be closely watched.
The SEC has announced the schedule for its 2026 media days, with Tennessee’s key players set to attend the July 20‑23 gathering in Tampa, Florida.
Coach Josh Heupel’s aggressive offseason reshapes the Volunteers, blending new staff with key transfers, while facing the loss of quarterback Joey Aguilar.
Recent reporting reveals how Tennessee's football program is allocating NIL funds, highlighting both confirmed and unconfirmed agreements that shape the team's financial landscape.
Georgia Tech's transfer quarterback Haynes King brings a blend of speed and passing prowess, while Tennessee's defense scrambles to contain his impact.
The Volunteers’ rushing attack, anchored by DeSean Bishop, Daune Mooris, Justin Baker and newcomer Javin Gordon, aims to sustain its SEC‑leading 204.4 yards per game and fuel a pass‑heavy offense under Coach Josh Heupel.
The University of Tennessee will open fall training camp on August 5, featuring key seniors DeSean Bishop, Arion Carter and Jeremiah Telander at SEC media days in Tampa, Florida.
Tennessee’s 2026 football season kicks off with a deep roster of fifth- and fourth-year players, highlighted by standout performances ahead of SEC media days in Tampa.
Phil Steele’s preseason poll places Tennessee at No. 18, outranking ESPN’s projection while trailing the FPI, and the team navigates key questions as the 2026 season approaches.