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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.
Sophomore linebacker Jaedon Harmon's ACL tear sidelines him for the season, prompting a reshuffle of the Volunteers' linebacker corps and highlighting the contributions of returning veterans and transfers.
William Inge introduces the 'RKV' concept to prioritize character and leadership, guiding Tennessee's linebacker unit toward a resilient and unified future.
The Volunteers' linebacker unit, featuring returning All‑SEC performer Arion Carter, senior stalwarts and two blue‑chip freshmen, looks to turn high expectations into real production as the defense reshapes under Jim Knowles
With 11 linebackers set to feature a mix of seasoned veterans and promising newcomers, the Volunteers look to build on recent defensive successes while integrating key transfers and maintaining academic excellence.
A $427 flight paid by a player’s agent sparked a NCAA suspension that was halved on appeal, drawing criticism for perceived overreach and highlighting the organization’s uneven enforcement as Tennessee prepares for its Week 2 showdown with Georgia Tech.
The Volunteers' linebackers are ranked among the nation's best, bolstered by experienced returnees, a high‑profile transfer, and praise from defensive coordinator Jim Knowles.
Tennessee linebacker Arion Carter will miss the first two games after an NCAA ruling, testing the Vols' depth against a potent Georgia Tech rushing attack.
Arion Carter will miss the opening two games of the 2026 season after an NCAA ruling tied to a minor flight expense, yet the Volunteers remain confident in a stacked linebacker corps.
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.
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.
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 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.
The Volunteers will appear on SEC Network’s live broadcast of the 2026 SEC Media Day, featuring Heupel’s sixth appearance and interviews with standout players ahead of the season opener.
Coach Josh Heupel and key players DeSean Bishop, Arion Carter, and Jeremiah Telander head to SEC Media Days in Tampa, signaling a pivotal preseason for the Tennessee Volunteers.
Tennessee Volunteers will attend SEC Media Days in Tampa, where coach Josh Heupel and standout athletes DeSean Bishop, Arion Carter and Jeremiah Telander will discuss the upcoming season and their roles.
The Southeastern Conference will convene in Tampa on July 20 for its annual media days, where Tennessee’s coach and standout players will speak, the event will be broadcast on SEC Network and streamed via ESPN platforms, and the Vols’ 2026 season opener against Furman is set for September 5 at Neyland Stadium.
The Vols will join a lineup of SEC programs on July 20, with a schedule that includes a broadcast on the SEC Network and streaming options on ESPN platforms.
The Tennessee Volunteers will join SEC Media Days on July 20 in Tampa, where coach Josh Heupel and several players will speak. The event will be televised on SEC Network and streamed via the ESPN app and SEC Network+, while the Vols prepare to open the 2026 season against Furman at Neyland Stadium.
The Southeastern Conference announced that its annual football media days will be held in Nashville next summer, bringing together coaches, players and broadcasters for a four‑day showcase.
Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel explains why transfer Chaz Coleman left the program due to health issues and how the Vols plan to bolster their defensive edge for the upcoming season.
Coach Josh Heupel’s push for a returning starter, the emerging competition between George MacIntyre and Faizon Brandon, and the broader SEC context set the stage for a pivotal 2026 season.