David Bradford

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Opinion: Three observations of the Titans’ schedule

David Bradford April 18, 2016

It may be early, but after the release of the 2016 NFL regular season schedule on Thursday, assistant sports editor David Bradford highlights three observations for the upcoming season.

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Rocky Topics: Is social media bad for sports?

David Bradford April 14, 2016

On this week's Rocky Topics, staff writer Dalton King and David Bradford debate whether social media has helped or hurt sports.

NCAA bans satellite camps because SEC fears Harbaugh

David Bradford April 9, 2016

With the NCAA ruling to ban satellite camps effective immediately on Friday, the SEC's fear of Jim Harbaugh was exposed.

UT diving earns numerous accolades on Wednesday

David Bradford April 8, 2016

Members of the Tennessee diving team earned notable awards after performing highly at the SEC Championships this past Wednesday.

Rocky Topics: Has Geno Auriemma overtaken Pat Summitt?

David Bradford April 7, 2016

On this week's Rocky Topics, assistant sports editors David Bradford and Nathan Odom debate whether Geno Auriemma has overtaken Pat Summitt as the greatest coach in the history of women's college basketball.

Knoxville, TN - 2016.04.05 Tennessee vs. Kennesaw State

Lexi Overstreet’s grand slam powers Tennessee softball past Kennesaw State

David Bradford April 5, 2016

Behind Lexi Overstreet's fourth-inning grand slam and Rainey Gaffin's overpowering pitching, the Tennessee softball team defeated Kennesaw State, 8-0, at Sherri Lee Parker Stadium on Tuesday evening.

Knoxville, TN - 2016.03.25 Tennessee vs. Mississippi State

Vol softball drops road series to Mizzou

David Bradford April 3, 2016

Tennessee softball entered this past weekend's road series against Missouri with a full head of steam. However, defensive miscues in the infield took away the Vols' momentum, resulting in back-to-back losses to close the series.

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Making a case for Oklahoma to win the NCAA Tournament

David Bradford April 1, 2016

Buddy Hield has been nearly unstoppable in the NCAA Tournament, averaging over 29 points per game. But Hield can't do it all by himself if Oklahoma is going to win a national title.