Vols annihilate Norse behind rapidly improving Ament
Who knows what Nate Ament will look like in mid-March for the Tennessee Volunteers?

Who knows what Nate Ament will look like in mid-March for the Tennessee Volunteers?

There is always that last football game at home.

The expected strength of the Tennessee Volunteers never materialized this fall due to injuries to cornerbacks Rickey Gibson III and Jermod McCoy.

The Alabama-LSU rivalry that for years had implications on the former SEC West still serves as a Talent Bowl when it comes to the NFL.

The only thing worse than last Saturday night's 33-27 loss to Oklahoma inside Neyland Stadium for the Tennessee Volunteers is having extra time to relive it.

Alabama was a top-five mainstay in the College Football Playoff rankings during the Nick Saban era, but the Crimson Tide never climbed that high in Kalen DeBoer's inaugural season.

When Tennessee was bounced by Houston in the Elite Eight of the NCAA basketball tournament earlier this year, the Volunteers had three players who logged more than 32 minutes and two more who played at least 28.

Tennessee shot well enough and rebounded well enough during Monday night's 76-61 opening win over Mercer inside the Food City Center.

Forget wondering if Boo Carter will play on offense for this season's Tennessee Volunteers.

The Georgia Bulldogs and the Mississippi State Bulldogs have been living on the opposite ends of the Southeastern Conference football spectrum in recent seasons.
