Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava was spectacular during his first regular-season start for the Vols on Saturday. While the game was against FCS opponent Chattanooga, Iamaleava
Tennessee’s Javontez Spraggins and John Campbell Jr. didn’t make life easy for a particular Chattanooga defensive lineman on Saturday. With Tennessee closing in on the
Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava and five other U.T. football players were made available to speak with the media on Saturday evening after the Vols’ season-opening
No. 15 Tennessee dominated Chattanooga on Saturday afternoon, defeating the Mocs by a score of 69-3 in the season-opener from Knoxville. Tennessee jumped out to
Two Tennessee football assistant coaches and a trio of players met with the media on Tuesday morning in Knoxville as the Vols draw close to
Tennessee is off and running with the Week 1 slate with a practice on Monday morning and media availability in the afternoon. A trio of
Fall camp is officially in the rearview mirror. Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel kicked off game week on Monday afternoon with a quick press conference,
Tennessee defensive coordinator Tim Banks met with the media on Friday as the Vols quickly approach the one-week countdown to kickoff. The Vols are about
Tennessee hauled in their fifth commitment since the start of August on Friday afternoon with class of 2025 defensive back Onis Konanbanny. Konanbanny, a 6-foot-1,
Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava and a pair of Vol receivers – Dont’e Thornton and Bru McCoy – spoke with the media on Thursday after practice