Gonzaga: the Boise State of men’s basketball
The Zags have shocked a lot of people this season, just like one football team out West has done in recent years.
Month: March 2017
Hindu films’ religious undertones play important role in religious education
On Wednesday, March 31, Dr. Rachel Dwyer discussed the implications of watching Hindu films with religious undertones. According to Dwyer, movie viewers can catch a glimpse into Hindu values.
By the Numbers: South Carolina’s defense in the NCAA Tournament
Take a look at some of the defensive numbers that have ignited South Carolina's Final Four run.
UT Board of Trustees approve Student Code of Conduct Revisions
The revised Student Code of Conduct was approved Wednesday night by the Board of Trustees. It includes new medical amnesty policies as well as language changes around alcohol, weapons and indefinite suspension.
Carder: NCAA Tournament is proof the SEC was better than given credit for
After sending three teams to the Elite Eight, it's time to appreciate the SEC has a respected (dare one say, good?) basketball conference
McKee: Holly Warlick deserves one more year
Despite the plunge from Tennessee over the past two seasons, Holly Warlick deserves one more year as the head coach of the Lady Vols.
Raborn: SEC Basketball isn’t getting better, just luckier
Some people associate wins in the NCAA Tournament as showing growth in the SEC this year, but luck has played a huge factor in that.
UT sets Guinness World Record
Over 4,200 people came to Neyland Stadium to form the human Power T.
Way-too-early spring football SEC power rankings
Spring practice is here and all fourteen SEC teams have hit the ground running as they look to fix their problems. Here's a look at the SEC power rankings as spring practice rolls on.
Terou shares food, community importance message
Yassin's Falafel House owner Yassin Terou spoke about immigration and community at the UT International House Tuesday, March 28 in honor of Culture Week 2017.
