UTC freshman Prather trying to get up to speed
D.J. Prather certainly looks the part when he stands by his fellow University of Tennessee at Chattanooga defensive ends. But being big, quick and strong is only part of being ready to play ball.

D.J. Prather certainly looks the part when he stands by his fellow University of Tennessee at Chattanooga defensive ends. But being big, quick and strong is only part of being ready to play ball.

If they keep performing as they have so far in the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team’s preseason camp, physically opposite running backs Keon Williams and Marquis Green are bound to get themselves nicknames.

Terrell Robinson didn't look much like a backup quarterback Wednesday morning at Scrappy Moore Field. Nor did he look much like a guy who had spent nearly all of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's preseason practice at wide receiver.

Anna Claire Noblit, a prolific shooting guard from Covenant Christian School in Tuscumbia, Ala., and the Alabama Class 1A girls’ basketball player of the year in 2013, has committed to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

UTC football coach Russ Huesman wants fans to come to Finley Stadium on Aug. 29 for the Mocs’ season opener against UT-Martin. But for out-of-towners, the game will be televised on Comcast Sports South.

Josh Freeman is trying to pick up where he left off in November 2011. Actually, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga defensive tackle wants to be much better than that.

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team looked sharp and energetic for most of this morning's practice at Scrappy Moore Field. It was an improvement over Sunday's sluggish and sloppy session.
Predicting that Gunner Miller was going to arrive at Scrappy Moore Field on Sunday morning driven and determined was an easy guess, like picking that the sun will rise.

The string of quality practices to start the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team's preseason was bound to come to an end. It did this morning at Scrappy Moore Field, where the Mocs had their fifth preseason practice and first in full pads.
That University of Tennessee at Chattanooga wide receiver C.J. Board performed well Saturday wasn’t a surprise to anyone. The redshirt freshman from Clarksville has started preseason practice as well as anyone, and his performance in the fourth session was a continuation of what he’d been doing.