Tennessee Volunteers to Honor Dolly Parton with Helmet Sticker
A special helmet decal will mark the Volunteers’ upcoming matchup, linking football, music and philanthropy in a tribute to Dolly Parton.
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A special helmet decal will mark the Volunteers’ upcoming matchup, linking football, music and philanthropy in a tribute to Dolly Parton.
The 2026 season will test Tennessee's resilience as it navigates a tough SEC slate, a fresh quarterback competition, and the chance to rewrite historic rivalries.
Coach Josh Heupel's announcement that Faizon Brandon will start against Furman highlights a rapid rise for the young quarterback and raises questions about George MacIntyre's future.

With the playoff expanded to twelve teams, analysts Austin Mock and Sam Khan Jr. outline the contenders, highlight sleeper programs, and predict a likely champion.
Tennessee Volunteers supporters are campaigning for butterfly-shaped helmet decals bearing Dolly Parton’s signature as a tribute to the late music icon.

A Greensboro native and five‑star recruit, Faison Brandon, will lead the Volunteers' offense as the 2026 season begins, backed by impressive high school credentials and coach endorsement.

The Volunteers could finish anywhere from a 6‑6 disappointment to a 10‑2 championship run, but consistency and player development will be the decisive factors.

The University of Tennessee Volunteers have named Faizon Brandon their 2026 starter, choosing him over George MacIntyre after a competitive camp. Coach Josh Heupel cites Brandon's arm strength, accuracy and rapid learning curve as key factors, while acknowledging that MacIntyre remains a viable backup.
With the Volunteers' season opener looming, the depth chart reveals a strategic shift that could shape early game dynamics.
The University of Tennessee announced that true freshman Faizon Brandon will start at quarterback for the upcoming season, edging out veterans after a competitive battle that saw Joey Aguilar’s NCAA injunction denied.
After a rigorous selection process, true freshman Faison Brandon will lead the Tennessee Volunteers as the opening‑game quarterback in 2026, marking a rare freshman start in program history.

Tennessee names freshman Faizon Brandon as its 2026 starting quarterback, setting up a debut against Furman at Neyland Stadium on September 5.

College football insider Chris Low says Tennessee’s top recruit, Faizon Brandon, is the clear favorite to become the Volunteers’ starter, citing his playmaking flair and a strong endorsement from an SEC coach.

Tennessee’s fall camp saw Faison Brandon rise to the top of the quarterback depth chart, positioning him to lead the Volunteers in 2026 under coach Josh Heupel.

The Volunteers sit at No. 20 in the AP and No. 18 in the Coaches' polls, yet ESPN leaves them out of its power rankings, sparking debate over quarterback battles and defensive changes.
After a decade away from the sidelines, Art Briles, the 70‑year‑old architect of modern college football offenses, has been hired by Eastern New Mexico University to rebuild a program that has struggled in recent years. His return is notable not only for its unexpectedness but also for the family ties and high‑profile mentors that accompany it.

In a recent interview, Heupel shares how the simplicity of high school football forged lasting memories that still influence him today.

A look back at the 1970 shutout and the recent agreement to restore home‑uniform traditions for the next two meetings.

The SEC’s oldest football rivalry will once again be played on the third Saturday of October, with both schools donning their signature home jerseys. Tickets for the 2026 game have already sold out, marking a resurgence of a tradition that dates back to 1928.
Two blue‑chip recruits have turned into elite SEC receivers, driven by shared ambition and a selfless partnership.
Ahead of the 2026 season, the Tennessee Volunteers face a wave of new opponents, fresh coaching faces and a roster that spans the globe, setting the stage for historic milestones.

The NCAA's recent reforms to the transfer portal are prompting major programs to rethink roster construction, with Tennessee leading the charge.

Monty Hunt, a fifth‑year senior, signed with the Tennessee Volunteers after the NCAA allowed extra eligibility for seniors. His arrival comes as the team copes with season‑ending injuries to key defensive backs, and he is expected to contribute on special teams while adapting to a new scheme.
The loss of starting safety Edrees Farooq could have crippled Tennessee’s defense, but a blend of experienced returnees and portal additions offers a promising remedy.