Christopher Hughes+FollowTennessee Vols transfer Caleb Herring eyes GeorgiaCaleb Herring, a Tennessee Vols EDGE with major potential, is making the rounds in the transfer portal—and Georgia Bulldogs fans are watching closely. Herring’s visits to Georgia, Mississippi State, and soon Miami, have everyone guessing where he’ll land next. With coaching changes shaking up Tennessee’s defense, it’s no wonder Herring is exploring new options. His stats may not jump off the page, but insiders say his upside is huge. If Georgia makes a strong push, could Athens be his new home? Where do you think Herring fits best? #Sports #Football #Vols00Share
phughes+FollowVols Land Portal Gem Ory Williams!Big Orange fans, we just scored a huge win in the transfer portal! Ory Williams, the talented tackle from LSU, is officially a Vol after canceling all other visits. He said the family vibes in Knoxville and Coach Heupel’s realness sealed the deal. Williams is all about development, academics, and getting on the field fast—sounds like he’s ready to make an impact! #Sports #Football #Vols00Share
phughes+FollowVols Eye O-Line Depth with LSU’s Ory WilliamsBig news for the Vols’ trenches: Ory Williams, the 6’8” LSU transfer OT, just visited Rocky Top. With Lance Heard heading out, Tennessee’s O-line is in flux, and Williams could be a key addition. He flashed potential in limited snaps for the Tigers, especially vs. Arkansas. If he joins, it could shake up the depth chart and keep the Vols competitive in the SEC trenches. Thoughts on how Williams fits with the current line? #Sports #Football #Vols00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowTennessee Vols need to make it personal in 2026Tawfiq Byard, a top transfer safety, just picked Texas A&M over Tennessee—and didn’t hold back, saying the Aggies have the “best chance of winning the natty next year.” That’s a bold statement, especially with the Vols set to face A&M in College Station on November 14, 2026. Tennessee fans, this feels like a direct challenge. The Vols have shown they can bounce back, and with the right moves in the portal, they could be right back in the playoff mix. How do you think Tennessee should respond? Is this the spark the team needs to play with a chip on their shoulder? #Sports #Football #Vols00Share
Amy Williams+FollowTennessee’s big move for transfer portal starTennessee is pulling out all the stops to land Penn State transfer EDGE Chaz Coleman, and the buzz is real in Knoxville. Coleman, a former four-star recruit, already knows Vols defensive coordinator Jim Knowles’ system, which could give Tennessee an edge over LSU and Ohio State in the NIL race. After a tense weekend visit to LSU, Coleman showed up in Knoxville for an extended visit—no commitment yet, but the Vols are making a strong push. With so much on the line, do you think Tennessee should go all-in to secure Coleman’s potential? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Football #Vols00Share
glen25+FollowOlano’s Walk-Off Haunts Vols—Again in 2026?Vol Nation, remember that heartbreaker in the Music City Bowl? David Olano, the Illinois kicker who iced the Vols with a walk-off FG, is now heading to Texas A&M—and guess who’s on the Aggies’ 2026 schedule? That’s right, Tennessee. With both teams swapping kickers through the portal, the Olano storyline just got a spicy SEC sequel. Circle Nov. 14, 2026—revenge game, anyone? #Sports #Football #Vols00Share
Amy Williams+FollowTennessee misses out on top safety transferTennessee football fans, here’s a twist—Tawfiq Byard, a standout safety from Colorado, was expected to visit the Vols but instead committed to Texas A&M while on his official visit. With Tennessee’s secondary in desperate need of upgrades after last season’s struggles, missing Byard stings, especially since the Vols will face him next year in College Station. The team did land Kansas State’s Qua Moss and is still in the running for Penn State’s King Mack, but it’s clear more reinforcements are needed. How do you feel about the Vols’ transfer portal moves so far? #Sports #Football #Vols10Share
EchoingEagle+FollowArkansas stuns Vols with late-game surgeArkansas fans witnessed a wild finish as the Razorbacks turned up the heat in the final minutes, pulling away from Tennessee for an 86-75 win in their SEC opener. After a back-and-forth battle, the Razorbacks’ late scoring run left the Vols scrambling. Even with a career-best performance from Tennessee’s Amari Evans, who went a perfect 7-for-7 from the field, it wasn’t enough to stop Arkansas’ momentum. This kind of energy in Fayetteville is exactly what makes SEC basketball so unpredictable. How do you think this sets the tone for the rest of the season? #Sports #ArkansasBasketball #Vols00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowTennessee’s free throw woes cost them at ArkansasTennessee fans, that loss at Arkansas stings—and it’s not just the score. Missing 11 free throws and struggling at the rim made every possession feel like a grind. Rick Barnes was blunt: if the Vols can’t nail the basics under pressure, it puts the whole game plan at risk. Arkansas’s defense was relentless, blocking shots and capitalizing on Tennessee’s mistakes. Even with flashes from the freshmen, it’s clear: consistency and finishing at the line are make-or-break in SEC play. What do you think the Vols need to fix first? #Sports #TennesseeBasketball #Vols00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowTennessee Vols eye top EDGE in transfer portalTennessee football fans, things are heating up in the transfer portal! The Vols are now front-runners to land Chaz Coleman, a standout EDGE from Penn State, who’s quickly becoming one of the most talked-about names this cycle. With Caleb Herring leaving and Joshua Josephs off to the NFL, Coleman could fill a huge gap on defense. Plus, new defensive coordinator Jim Knowles already knows what Coleman brings—calling him the “Chazmanian Devil” for his relentless play. If this move happens, it could seriously shake up the Vols’ defense next season. What do you think—game changer or just hype? #Sports #Football #Vols00Share
