One of the veteran players on Tennessee’s team, defensive back Alontae Taylor, had some strong words following the Vols’ loss to Florida. The words were
The Tennessee Volunteers lost to the No. 11 Florida Gators on Saturday night in Gainesville. The game, for the most part, was a tale of
The Tennessee Volunteers, led by head coach Josh Heupel, fell to the No. 11 Florida Gators on Saturday night by a score of 38-14. After
Tennessee dropped its SEC opener Saturday night on the road at Florida, 38-14. The Vols started strong thanks to a pair of long touchdown passes
The Vols found themselves where they’ve been in a handful of games against their superior SEC rivals the past few seasons. In 2019, Tennessee led
Tennessee lost its 2021 SEC opener Saturday night, falling in Gainesville 38-14 to rival Florida. The Vols fell behind early before a pair of long
Tennessee opened up SEC play Saturday night in Gainesville, taking a second quarter lead before Florida scored the game’s final 28 points to win 38-14.
After the mystery went on all week leading up to the Vols’ game against Florida tonight, a report on Saturday afternoon stated that Hendon Hooker
Tennessee and Florida will face off for the 51st time this Saturday night in Gainesville. However, on the night before the Vols’ SEC opener, the
Specifically, against the run in the first three games of the season, the Tennessee defense has been lights out. The Volunteers are holding their opponents