Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Doug Atkins across Football, Baseball.
An exploration of Tennessee's historic recruiting power, highlighting home‑grown legends and the broader regional talent that has shaped the Volunteers' storied legacy.
From the first matchup in 1869 to the celebrated 1990s era, college football's evolution reflects cultural shifts, strategic innovations, and enduring regional passion.
A recent ESPN ranking of the 100 greatest players by jersey number highlights three former Volunteers — Reggie White, Doug Atkins and Steve Kiner — whose on‑field dominance and lasting impact continue to shape college football lore.
Reggie White, Doug Atkins and Steve Kiner join an elite group of players honored for their on‑field dominance and lasting impact on the game.
From Mississippi backyards to Super Regional victories, Doug Atkins and his twin brother Brandon trace a path that culminates in Troy’s first College World Series appearance, intertwined with coaching and community.
Doug Atkins recalls his early baseball days with twin brother Brandon, their rise through Dixie Youth Baseball, college experiences at Copiah‑Lincoln and Troy, and how the university's recent success revives cherished memories while shaping his current coaching path.
College coaches exploit eligibility loopholes, and a recent track transfer could give Tennessee the pass‑rusher depth it needs while reviving a tradition of dual‑sport talent.
A look at how coaches are bending transfer rules to add multi‑talented athletes, with Tennessee eyeing a track‑and‑field recruit to bolster its defensive line.
College football coaches are increasingly turning to dual‑sport athletes to plug roster gaps, and Tennessee may find its next pass‑rusher in the track transfer window.
The Tennessean's latest ranking celebrates the high school, college and professional achievements of the state's most influential football players.