Vols’ offense sets records in routing of Missouri
Tennessee struggled out of the gates but found its footing in the second half as they downed the Tigers in explosive and record-breaking fashion.
Tennessee struggled out of the gates but found its footing in the second half as they downed the Tigers in explosive and record-breaking fashion.
After falling to Georgia last week, the Vols will look to get back on track in their final home game of the season against a struggling Missouri team.
After Jordan Horston suffered an injury in the second quarter, Rickea Jackson elevated her game and led Tennessee to its first win of the year over UMass.
Tennessee opened the season with a routing of the Golden Eagles. Here are my three biggest takeaways from the game.
The top-ranked Vols dropped their first game of the season during a road trip to Athens where the offense struggled to move the ball against the Bulldogs.
The Vols prepare to play their biggest game of the season to date in a battle of the unbeaten against the Bulldogs that will likely determine who will represent the SEC East in the title game.
Tennessee's defense forced Kentucky quarterback Will Levis into three interceptions while holding the Wildcats to just six points in a blowout victory.
Tennessee dominated the Lady Eagles 108-63 in a final preseason matchup before kicking off the regular season on Nov. 8 against Ohio State.
The Vols will hope to keep their undefeated season alive in a matchup with a ranked Wildcats team that is looking to play spoiler on a historic Tennessee season.
Tennessee hangs 65 points and records 696 yards of offense on in-state foe UT Martin to improve to 7-0.