Tennessee vs. Ball State Game Day Preview
The Vols are set to open their season against the Cardinals on Thursday to kick off Josh Heupel's second season at the head of the Tennessee program.
Ryan Sylvia
Ryan Sylvia is the Sports Editor at TNJN. He is a senior at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville majoring in journalism and electronic media. Although he spent most of his life being raised outside of Philadelphia, he was born in Knoxville, and he is happy to be back home. Ryan has had a love for sports from an early age, and he found his love for writing in high school while taking journalism classes. He hopes to find a job involving both his passions as a sports journalist after graduation. To reach Ryan, email him at rsylvia@vols.utk.edu
Tennessee men’s and women’s basketball both land impactful transfers
Tyreke Key and Jasmine Franklin both announced their commitment to Tennessee this past week for their final season of eligibility.
Lady Vols softball vs. East Carolina photo gallery
Photos from Tennessee's 9-1 win over the Pirates on Sunday, April 24, 2022.
Lady Vols softball vs. Virginia Tech photo gallery
A photo gallery of Tennessee's 5-2 loss to Virginia Tech on Wednesday.
Sparks select Rae Burrell in the first round of the WNBA Draft
After four years with Tennessee, Rae Burrell has been selected with the No. 9 pick of the 2022 WNBA Draft by the Los Angeles Sparks.
Lady Vols’ comeback falls short in Sweet 16 loss to Louisville
After starting slow, Tennessee cut the lead to two in the fourth quarter before losing its grip on the game.
Rickea Jackson commits to Lady Vols as transfer
Former Mississippi State Bulldog and No. 5 overall recruit, Rickea Jackson, announces her decision to join Tennessee for the upcoming season.
Lady Vols win pair of games to advance to Sweet 16
After Tennessee's narrow wins over Buffalo and Belmont, they will advance to their first Sweet 16 since 2016.
A guide through the Vols’ possible path to a Final Four
Tennessee starts their March Madness run on Thursday as they look to be the first-ever Vols' team to make the Final Four.
Vols win first SEC Tournament title since 1979
Tennessee defeated Mississippi State, Kentucky and Texas A&M en route to their fifth-ever conference tournament championship.
