Five Vols selected in 2022 NFL Draft
Alontae Taylor, Velus Jones Jr., Matthew Butler, Cade Mays and Theo Jackson became the first Volunteers to be drafted in the Joh Heupel era during the 2022 NFL Draft.
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Brian Maurer loves football through the pain
Brian Maurer’s collegiate football career has been rife with struggles, both on the field and off the field, but the former University of Tennessee quarterback just wants to play the sport he loves.
Jabari Small continues to impress against South Alabama
Jabari Small and Jaylen Wright have carried a large load of the Vols’ rushing attack in the absence of Tiyon Evans.
Ramel Keyton utilizes opportunity against No. 1 Georgia
Ramel Keyton made a career-high five catches for 48 yards on nine targets against a Georgia team boasting the best defense in the country.
Josh Heupel and Lane Kiffin’s high powered offenses clash at Neyland
The Tennessee and Ole Miss offenses started slowly, but Hendon Hooker and Matt Corral’s strong quarterback play made for offensive fireworks on Saturday night.
Carbon clad Vols dissect Gamecock defense with pace
Tennessee took one step closer toward establishing a tradition of crushing South Carolina while wearing black uniforms thanks to another dominant first half by the Vol offense.
Vol football equipment staff grinds on after another ‘start over’
Equipment managing under coach Josh Heupel is yet another change for a football managerial staff that has weathered five coaching changes since 2008.
Tennessee’s defense exceeds expectations through three games
Byron Young lifted Tennessee’s defense in his college debut against Tennessee Tech just a week before the Vols travel to Gainesville.
Pitt loss leaves Tennessee defense with questions to answer
Tennessee’s defense ceded 397 yards to Pitt in Neyland on Saturday en route to a 41-34 loss. Now, the Volunteers have two weeks and a home matchup with Tennessee Tech to find answers on defense before they travel to Gainesville to play Florida.
Milton debuts in Tennessee season opener against Bowling Green
Milton put a volatile performance on tape in Tennessee’s 38-6 season-opening win over Bowling Green. He completed 11 of 23 passes for 140 yards and a touchdown on Thursday night in Neyland.
