
SEC: Athletes Choosing to Sit Out Due to COVID Can Retain Scholarships
The SEC Announced on Friday that any athletes who sit out the fall 2020 academic semester due to COVID-19 concerns will retain their scholarships.

The SEC Announced on Friday that any athletes who sit out the fall 2020 academic semester due to COVID-19 concerns will retain their scholarships.

One national media member believes the Vols should be the early pick to win the SEC next season after the roster attrition of both Kentucky and Auburn.

Tennessee’s 2020 Orange & White Game, and the rest of UT’s spring sports and activities, have been canceled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The RTI Podcast discusses how all the cancellations and postponements affect the Vols and whether or not the right decisions were made.

Tennessee Athletics Director Phillip Fulmer says he’s “heartbroken” for student-athletes over all the postponements and cancellations this spring.

The SEC has suspended all team activities in all sports through April 15th, and now the Vols’ Orange & White Game is being postponed.

The NCAA will reportedly grant athletes in spring sports an extra year of eligibility due to the cancellations caused by the coronavirus outbreak.

The NCAA announced on Thursday afternoon that the men’s and women’s NCAA Tournament will be canceled, as will remaining spring and winter championships.

As of Thursday morning, the remainder of the 2020 SEC Tournament in men’s basketball in Nashville has been canceled.
Tennessee AD Phillip Fulmer says he supports the SEC’s decision to not permit fans to attend the SEC Tournament and other athletic events.