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Tennessee’s sixth‑year head coach Josh Heupel has reshaped both sides of the ball, hiring Jim Knowles and tailoring the offense for new quarterbacks as the Volunteers aim for a 2026 playoff berth.
The University of Tennessee’s football program is turning its attention to the 2026 campaign after a modest 8‑5 finish in the previous season, a record that left fans hopeful but hungry for more.
The University of Tennessee's football program marks its 130th year with a media day featuring new coordinators and a live broadcast on the athletics YouTube channel.
The latest preseason top‑25 poll highlights rising expectations for programs such as Boise State, Tennessee, SMU and Houston, while revealing critical quarterback situations and defensive upgrades that could shape the upcoming season.
A sweeping purge of defensive staff, the hiring of Jim Knowles, and a wave of new players set the stage for a pivotal season opener.
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 a revamped defensive line and high expectations, Tennessee prepares for the 2026 season under new coordinator Jim Knowles.
The University of Tennessee opened fall camp with a focus on interior defensive strength, featuring standout performances from Xavier Gilliam, healthy freshman TK Keys, and Tulane transfer Jordan Norman stepping into a larger role after Chaz Coleman's departure.
The sixth season of a college football coach’s career has become a recurring storyline in the national championship conversation, often marking the point where early promise crystallizes into title contention.
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.
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 new ESPN power‑index projects the 2026 SEC order of finish, highlighting Georgia’s lead, Texas’s climb and a tightly contested field of contenders.
A look at the Volunteers' recent performance, the arrival of new defensive coordinator Jim Knowles and the looming showdown with the Crimson Tide.
With the SEC shifting toward a more run‑heavy, physical style, Tennessee’s defense must evolve quickly to keep pace with opponents like Georgia Tech, Texas and Auburn.
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.
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.
At the ACC football media day, James Franklin addressed his controversial departure from Penn State, the people he’s brought along, and his ambition to restore Virginia Tech’s national relevance.
At the ACC football media days, James Franklin discusses his recent move to Virginia Tech, the abrupt end of his Penn State career, and his determination to build a competitive program.
Coach Josh Heupel’s aggressive offseason reshapes the Volunteers, blending new staff with key transfers, while facing the loss of quarterback Joey Aguilar.
Georgia Tech's transfer quarterback Haynes King brings a blend of speed and passing prowess, while Tennessee's defense scrambles to contain his impact.
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.
The SEC media predicts the Volunteers will finish eighth in 2026 as they navigate a transition marked by new coaches, a revamped defense, and a quarterback battle.
After edge rusher Chaz Coleman was medically disqualified, Tennessee’s coaching staff outlined the path forward, emphasizing player support and the readiness of emerging talent for the upcoming fall camp and season opener.
Coach Josh Heupel says the offseason saga surrounding transfer Chaz Coleman is behind him, and he is confident in the players who will fill the edge‑rusher role as Tennessee prepares for the 2026 campaign.