glen25+FollowTennessee’s O-line bond could be their secret weaponTennessee’s offensive line is heading into 2025 with just one returning starter, but what really stands out is how unusually close-knit this group is. Redshirt sophomore Shad Umarov says it’s “not normal” how united the Vols’ linemen are—no cliques, no divisions, just everyone pulling together. That kind of chemistry could make all the difference, especially with so many new faces stepping up. Coach Glen Elarbee’s focus on building a strong culture seems to be paying off. Do you think this tight bond will help the Vols overcome their lack of experience? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
glen25+FollowTennessee Vols score big with Adidas switchTennessee is making a bold move by returning to Adidas, and it’s not just about new uniforms. This switch means more money for the university and, crucially, direct NIL support for athletes—something that could change the game for recruiting and player development. Players like Mike Matthews are already feeling the love, saying Adidas is putting Vols football front and center. With high-profile recruits eyeing Tennessee, this partnership could make Knoxville a top destination for talent. What do you think—will this boost the Vols on and off the field? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
John Camacho+FollowTennessee Vols to break out rare orange uniformsTennessee fans, get ready for a throwback moment—looks like the Vols will be rocking orange jerseys on the road for the first time since 2010! With Mississippi State planning a full "white out" for their home game on September 27, the Volunteers are almost certain to suit up in orange in Starkville. The color clash could make for some epic visuals and serious nostalgia. Would you like to see the Vols go all orange for this matchup? How do you feel about bold uniform choices in college football? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
Jay Williams+FollowTennessee’s freshman receivers are built differentTennessee’s newest wide receivers, Travis Smith Jr. and Radarious Jackson, are already turning heads—not just for their skills, but for their sheer size and athleticism. Both stand over 6’2” and tip the scales at 210+ pounds, making them look more like seasoned pros than first-year players. Teammates and coaches say these “manchild” freshmen are way ahead of the curve, and with a few open spots behind the starting trio, they could see real action this season. How do you feel about freshmen stepping up so soon? Is this the new normal for college football? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowTennessee’s next QB star is already making wavesGeorge MacIntyre, Tennessee’s true freshman quarterback, is turning heads in Knoxville. Even though Joey Aguilar is the likely starter for 2025, MacIntyre’s poise and quick decision-making have coaches buzzing—he’s calm under pressure and processes plays like a veteran. The only thing holding him back is his size, but he’s working on it. It’s rare to see a young player so unfazed by big moments, and many believe he’ll see significant snaps this fall. How soon do you think MacIntyre should get his shot, and what does this mean for the Vols’ future? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowTennessee shakes up recruiting rivalry with AlabamaTennessee is making serious waves by trying to flip 4-star athlete Alexander Ward, who’s already committed to Alabama for 2027. After last season’s historic College Football Playoff run, the Vols aren’t just content to sit back—they’re going head-to-head with powerhouse programs for top talent. Ward, ranked among the nation’s best, would be a huge get for Tennessee and a sign that Coach Heupel’s momentum is real. If the Vols can pull this off, what does it say about the future of SEC recruiting battles? Let’s hear your thoughts on this new rivalry! #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
glen25+FollowTennessee Vols face early season trap in StarkvilleTennessee’s path to the College Football Playoff just got trickier. While everyone circles Georgia, Alabama, and Florida as the must-win games, it’s the early road trip to Mississippi State that’s raising eyebrows. The Vols have a history of dropping unexpected road games, and Starkville’s “white out” atmosphere is no joke—especially at night. With Mississippi State running a similar offense, they could have a defensive edge. If Tennessee doesn’t treat this matchup as seriously as the big-name rivals, it could derail their playoff hopes before the season really heats up. What’s your take—should Vols fans be worried? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowWhy Mike Matthews is set for a breakout yearMike Matthews, Tennessee’s promising wide receiver, spent last season frustrated by limited playing time—just 199 snaps, far behind his teammates. But instead of transferring, Matthews put in serious work this offseason, focusing on conditioning and mental toughness. Now, coaches say he’s matured and is ready to handle a bigger role. With his talent and new mindset, Matthews is expected to be a top target in the Vols’ fast-paced offense this fall. How do you think his growth will impact Tennessee’s season? Is patience and perseverance underrated in college sports? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
phughes+FollowTennessee’s young WRs face a make-or-break seasonTennessee’s wide receiver group is packed with raw talent but almost no college game experience, and coaches aren’t sugarcoating it: these young Vols have to grow up fast. With only one veteran transfer and a handful of second-year players, the rest of the roster is made up of true and redshirt freshmen. Coaches say the upside is more practice reps and fresh energy, but the pressure is on for these guys to deliver right away if Tennessee wants to make a serious playoff run in 2025. What do you think—can this youthful squad step up under the spotlight? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
phughes+FollowTennessee Vols’ Adidas deal: What it really meansTennessee’s new partnership with Adidas is shaking things up, but not in the way some critics claim. While a few folks are worried about the switch from Nike, here’s the real scoop: Vols fans will still have plenty of choices for their gear, thanks to multiple licensing deals. Plus, the university keeps control over uniform designs, so there’s no risk of those infamous “clown suits” from other schools. This move brings more NIL money and fresh opportunities for Tennessee athletes and fans alike. What do you think—will you be rocking Adidas Vols gear, or sticking with your old favorites? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
