
Tennessee Athletics Announces New Adidas Partnership After Nike Exit
The University of Tennessee has officially ended its Nike uniform deal and will begin a new partnership with Adidas, with a staged uniform reveal starting July 6.
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The University of Tennessee has officially ended its Nike uniform deal and will begin a new partnership with Adidas, with a staged uniform reveal starting July 6.
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The University of Tennessee has announced a decade‑long partnership with Adidas, restoring a historic collaboration and setting the stage for a high‑profile season opening.

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Tennessee dismisses pass‑rusher Chaz Coleman for medical reasons, with Coach Josh Heupel offering support and coordinator Jim Knowles praising his skill set.

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Tennessee will be without edge rusher Chaz Coleman for the upcoming season after a medical disqualification, revealing a $2 million deal and prompting a reshuffle of the defensive front.
Highly rated transfer Chaz Coleman has been medically disqualified from the University of Tennessee football program, ending a brief but impactful stint that began after he followed defensive coordinator Jim Knowles to Knoxville.