Aaron Taylor+FollowTennessee vs. Syracuse: Season opener buzzTennessee is heading into their season opener against Syracuse with a huge 88.6% chance of victory, according to ESPN’s Football Power Index. The Vols haven’t lost to the Orange in their three previous matchups, and predictions are pointing to another win, with scores like 35-19 being tossed around. This game is even ranked as one of the top three openers to watch this season! With the excitement building and former Vol Al Wilson as honorary captain, fans are already debating if Tennessee will live up to the hype. What’s your gut feeling—will the Vols dominate again, or could Syracuse pull off a surprise? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
Chad Williams+FollowTennessee fans take over Atlanta for SEC NationAtlanta is about to feel like Knoxville South as SEC Nation kicks off the 2025 season right in the heart of the city for the Tennessee vs. Syracuse showdown. With the stadium just a short drive from Tennessee, expect a sea of orange and a home-field vibe for the Vols. The SEC Network crew—Finebaum, Rutledge, Harper, Rodgers, and Tebow—will be live at International Plaza, making it a must-see whether you’re tailgating in Atlanta or watching from home. Who’s planning to join the crowd or tune in for the action? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
Chad Williams+FollowTennessee holds strong as favorite vs SyracuseTennessee fans, the Volunteers are kicking off their 2025 season as solid favorites against Syracuse, with the betting line holding steady at 13.5 points. Even after both teams announced their starting quarterbacks—Joey Aguilar for Tennessee and Steve Angeli for Syracuse—the odds haven’t budged. Both squads are coming off impressive seasons, so this neutral-site showdown in Atlanta could set the tone for the year. Are the oddsmakers underestimating Syracuse, or is Tennessee really that dominant? Let’s hear your predictions and thoughts on how this opener might shake up the season! #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
John Camacho+FollowIs Tennessee’s offense missing Golesh’s spark?Tennessee’s offense just hasn’t felt the same since Alex Golesh left. Scoring has dropped, play-calling seems less creative, and even Golesh himself recently hinted that things have changed since his departure. While some blame new quarterbacks or sharper defenses, a lot of fans can’t help but wonder if losing Golesh’s play-calling swagger is a big reason for the dip. It’s probably a mix of factors, but his absence is hard to ignore. What do you think—does Tennessee need to recapture that old Golesh energy to get back on top? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
phughes+FollowTennessee Vols’ recruiting rollercoaster: What’s next?Tennessee fans just experienced a wild recruiting week—snagging four-star Kamari Blair from South Carolina, but missing out on five-star Darius Gray, who chose the Gamecocks over a tight race with LSU. Even with a last-minute push from Vols players, Gray’s own words make it clear Tennessee was never really in the final mix. The real battle was between LSU and South Carolina, and it could stay heated until signing day. With LSU still lurking, South Carolina’s hold on Gray isn’t guaranteed. What do you think—can the Vols pull off another surprise flip, or is this one out of reach? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
phughes+FollowTennessee Vols can’t play the underdog this timeTennessee fans are used to seeing the Vols thrive when nobody expects much from them, but this season opener against Syracuse flips the script. For once, Tennessee enters as the favorite, while Syracuse is embracing the underdog role and using it as motivation. That’s a dangerous setup—teams with something to prove can pull off surprises, especially on a big stage. If the Vols aren’t sharp, a Week One stumble could derail their playoff hopes before the season even gets rolling. How do you think Tennessee will handle the pressure of being the hunted instead of the hunter? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
Amy Williams+FollowTennessee’s Ty Redmond is turning headsTy Redmond, a true freshman for the Tennessee Vols, is quickly making a name for himself—even though he wasn’t a top recruit. Coaches say he’s got all the right traits and has impressed everyone since spring, showing off his versatility and playmaking skills in the secondary. He’s already earned the trust of the staff and is expected to be a key backup cornerback this fall. It’s exciting to see an underdog step up like this. What do you think—could Redmond become the next big Vols breakout star? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowTennessee’s black uniforms spark debateMatt Stinchcomb, a Georgia Bulldogs legend, just called out Tennessee’s all-black “dark mode” uniforms, saying they don’t fit the Vols’ classic orange-and-white identity. He admits the black jerseys probably fly off the shelves, but on the field? He’s not a fan. This has reignited a classic debate among Vols fans: stick with tradition or keep mixing it up? Some love the bold look for big games, especially around Halloween, while others say orange and white is the only way. With Adidas taking over uniforms in 2026, should the black jerseys stay or go? Where do you stand on this? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowKamari Blair’s big switch shakes up TennesseeKamari Blair, one of the top offensive linemen in the state, just made a huge move—he’s now committed to Tennessee after originally choosing South Carolina just last month. This flip is a big win for the Volunteers, especially since Blair had nearly 30 offers from major programs across the SEC. With his track record of powering Kirkwood’s offense, Tennessee fans have plenty to be excited about. What do you think this means for the Vols’ future lineup and the SEC competition? #Sports #KamariBlair #TennesseeVols00Share
glen25+FollowJoey Aguilar’s first Vols home game: What to expectJoey Aguilar, Tennessee’s new starting quarterback, is about to experience his very first game at Neyland Stadium—right alongside thousands of Vols fans. Aguilar, who grew up in California and played at Appalachian State, never got to visit Tennessee as a recruit. Now, he’s stepping into the spotlight, eager to run through the iconic ‘T’ for the first time. Imagine the nerves and excitement as he faces over 100,000 fans! How do you think Aguilar will handle the pressure and make his mark in Knoxville? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
