Michael Pitts+FollowTennessee’s rising star and a tough setbackTennessee football fans have a lot to buzz about—freshman David Sanders Jr. is already turning heads in Knoxville, living up to his 5-star hype and impressing coaches as he gears up for a big role on the offensive line. But there’s a bittersweet note: standout corner Jermod McCoy, despite being sidelined with a torn ACL, just landed another Preseason All-American honor. While his return date is still up in the air, hopes are high for a comeback this season. Meanwhile, the Vols missed out on top EDGE recruit LaDamion Guyton, who chose Texas Tech. What’s your take on these ups and downs? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
phughes+FollowTennessee’s QB race heats up: Aguilar leadsJoey Aguilar is showing why experience matters in the Vols’ quarterback battle, pulling ahead of Jake Merklinger and George MacIntyre—at least for now. With the first fall scrimmage at Neyland Stadium coming up, all eyes are on how Aguilar’s steady play and background as a UCLA and App State transfer could shape Tennessee’s offense this season. Merklinger is still in the mix, and MacIntyre’s got potential but needs time to develop physically. Saturday’s scrimmage could shake things up. Who do you think should get the starting nod, and what would you want to see from the Vols’ offense this year? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
Jay Williams+FollowTennessee’s Tyree Weathersby ready for a breakoutTyree Weathersby, once sidelined by injury and barely on the field last season, is now turning heads in Knoxville. Coaches say he’s had a standout fall camp and could be a major force on the Vols’ defensive line this year. It’s a big leap for the redshirt sophomore, and his progress is a testament to both his grit and the Vols’ strong player development. With Weathersby stepping up, Tennessee’s D-line depth looks even more impressive. How do you think his rise could shake up the Vols’ defense this season? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowWhy Tennessee’s O-line culture mattersShamurad Umarov could’ve taken the easy route and hit the transfer portal like so many others, but he’s sticking with the Vols—and it’s all about the trust and tough love from Coach Glen Elarbee. Even with last season’s struggles, players say Elarbee’s belief in them and his no-nonsense approach are what keep them grinding on Rocky Top. It’s not about getting pats on the back; it’s about building something real together. With this kind of loyalty and culture, could Tennessee’s offensive line finally turn the corner in 2025? What do you think makes a coach worth staying for? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
glen25+FollowTennessee’s Dominic Bailey proves hard work pays offDominic Bailey’s journey with the Vols is a real example of grit paying off. He went from barely seeing the field to becoming a defensive MVP in fall camp, all thanks to steady improvement and a relentless work ethic. Coaches say he now leads by example, showing younger players what sticking it out and putting in the work can do. With key linemen gone to the NFL, Bailey’s rise couldn’t come at a better time for Tennessee. What do you think—does loyalty to one program help players develop more than chasing quick transfers? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowNeyland’s 2015 crowd still legendary in college footballWhen a former Oklahoma Sooner calls Neyland Stadium’s 2015 crowd one of the top three he’s ever seen, you know Knoxville did something special. Dusty Dvoracek, now a college football analyst, says the energy, the Rocky Top chant, and the iconic pregame entrance make Tennessee home games unforgettable—even for rivals. That electric night against Oklahoma, with Baker Mayfield’s comeback, left a mark on everyone there. Vols fans, do you think Neyland’s atmosphere has been topped since? What’s your most unforgettable game-day memory? Let’s hear your stories about the loudest, wildest moments at Neyland! #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowTennessee’s David Sanders Jr is turning headsTennessee fans, there’s real buzz around David Sanders Jr—he’s already being called one of the top true freshmen to watch in college football this fall. With the Vols’ offensive line losing four starters, Sanders is stepping up big time and could be starting at right tackle from day one. Coaches are raving about his work ethic and rapid progress, especially after he packed on 30 pounds since high school. It’s not every year a freshman is in this position. How do you feel about a first-year player anchoring the line? Is this the start of something special for the Vols? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols10Share
Misty Brady+FollowTennessee Vols lineman puts health firstAyden Bussell, a promising offensive lineman from Mt. Juliet, is stepping away from college football to focus on a serious health issue. After playing for the Tennessee Vols and recently transferring to West Virginia, Bussell’s decision highlights just how unpredictable life can be for student-athletes. His agent shared that Ayden’s well-being is the top priority right now, and he’s grateful for the support from his family and community. It’s a tough reminder that behind every jersey is a real person facing real challenges. How do you think schools and fans can better support athletes during tough times like this? #Health #BodyHealth #TennesseeVols00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowTennessee Vols QB race heats up: Who’s got next?The Tennessee Vols’ quarterback battle is down to Joey Aguilar and Jake Merklinger, with true freshman George MacIntyre still in the mix but running third. MacIntyre’s raw talent has fans buzzing, but coaches say he needs more time to develop physically before taking over the offense. With the season approaching, the Vols’ decision could shape their entire year. Who do you think should get the nod—experience or upside? Let’s hear your take on who should lead Tennessee this fall! #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
Caitlyn Morrow+FollowTennessee’s Netflix spotlight: Drama, discipline, and footballArkansas’ wild upset over Tennessee last season didn’t just shake up the SEC—it exposed some deep issues in the Vols’ locker room, now front and center in Netflix’s new documentary. From Boo Carter’s social media bravado to on-field cheap shots and suspensions, Tennessee’s struggles with discipline have become as much a storyline as their playoff hopes. Even with Coach Heupel’s impressive record, fans are debating whether his approach is tough enough to keep the team on track. With another Arkansas rematch looming, do you think Tennessee can get it together, or are we in for more drama this fall? #Entertainment #TVSeries #TennesseeVols00Share
