Former Tennessee Basketball Player Cameron Carr Shining For New School in Pair of Exhibitions

Last season, Tennessee basketball returned highly recruited guard Cameron Carr for his sophomore season. He appeared in four games, averaging 4.8 points and 1.5 rebounds, before suffering an injury that held him out. Then, in December, Carr decided to step away from the program and enter the transfer portal. With the timing outside the allotted […]
Former Tennessee Basketball Wing Cam Carr Commits To Baylor

Former Tennessee wing Cam Carr is joining the Baylor basketball program, he announced on his Instagram Thursday evening. Carr left the Tennessee program in late December after battling a thumb injury for the previous month. While he left with the intent to transfer, the portal has not been open so the 6-foot-5 wing never officially […]
Will Tennessee Basketball Consider Adding Midterm Enrollee For Depth Purposes?

Tennessee basketball improved to 12-0 on Monday night with an 82-64 win over MTSU in Knoxville. The Vols trailed in the second half but ran away with the game late. In its undefeated start to the season, Tennessee has played just one game decided by single digits. But that doesn’t mean the season hasn’t been […]
Rick Barnes: Cam Carr Decision To Leave Tennessee Basketball ‘Baffling’

Tennessee basketball is the top-ranked team in the country and is off to its best start since the 1922-23 season. The Vols had just 10 scholarship players healthy which presented opportunities for everyone to play. But that didn’t keep sophomore wing Cam Carr from leaving the Tennessee program on Monday with intentions on entering the […]
BREAKING: Underclassmen Wing Leaving Tennessee Basketball Program

Wing Cam Carr is leaving the Tennessee basketball program after just a year and a half in Knoxville, KnoxNews Mike Wilson first reported and a Tennessee spokesperson confirmed to RTI. The transfer portal is not open until March 24 after the conclusion of the regular season. That means that Carr can not enter the transfer […]
Tennessee Basketball Wing To Miss Extended Time With Hand Injury

Tennessee basketball wing Cam Carr is out for an extended amount of time after suffering a left thumb injury in Tennessee’s victory over Austin Peay last Sunday in Knoxville, KnoxNews’ Mike Wilson and Volquest’s Grant Ramey first reported on Thursday and a Tennessee spokesperson confirmed to RTI. The small forward will miss approximately 4-6 weeks […]
Updating Tennessee Basketball Injuries Ahead Of Baha Mar Tournament

Tennessee basketball has a handful of players dealing with injuries ahead of the Vols’ trip to the Bahamas for the Baha Mar Championship to face Virginia and either Baylor or St. John’s. Sophomore wing Cam Carr didn’t practice and sophomore center JP Estrella worked off to the side on Tuesday afternoon in Tennessee’s final practice […]
Tennessee Basketball Practice Notes And Observations: Sept. 24

Tennessee basketball worked inside Pratt Pavilion on Tuesday afternoon as they officially started preseason practice six weeks ahead of the season opener. Rick Barnes said at his charity golf outing on Monday that they were going to “handle things slowly” with JP Estrella as he deals with a banged up left foot. But Estrella did more […]
Cam Carr ‘Poised For Sophomore Leap’ With Tennessee Basketball According To Scout

Tennessee wing Cam Carr is one of the most intriguing players on the Vols’ roster entering the 2024-25 season and he’s providing reasons for more optimism this summer. Carr was one of 14 players competing at the Jayson Tatum Elite Camp over the weekend, an invite only event sent to just 15 college wing players. […]
Rick Barnes Talks Offseason Opportunity for Freshman Players

After just the second trip to the Elite Eight in program history, the Tennessee Volunteers roster will look significantly different next season. Tennessee lost three seniors in Dalton Knecht, Josiah-Jordan James, and Santiago Vescovi through graduation and has seen four players enter the transfer portal so far: Jonas Aidoo, Tobe Awaka, Freddie Dilione, and D.J. […]