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‘Defensive ends’ made a sizable difference for Vols against Auburn
Auburn men's basketball coach Steven Pearl turned to a football analogy Saturday night to describe Tennessee forwards DeWayne Brown II and Jaylen Carey.
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Lady Vols’ loss to UConn is their worst ever in storied basketball rivalry
The University of Connecticut women's basketball program got a measure of revenge for its most recent loss and pushed its current winning streak to 39 games.
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Vols win third straight, dominate Auburn inside: ‘They punked us’
Tennessee displayed some midseason resolve Saturday night.
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LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier stands out in Senior Bowl
LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier led a pair of touchdown drives Saturday as the American Team beat the National Team in the Senior Bowl.
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Lady Vols now set to visit Ole Miss on Feb. 17 in busy week of basketball
Ole Miss and Tennessee have announced a makeup date for their SEC women's basketball matchup that was set for last Monday before being postponed by a winter storm.
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Barnes, Vols encountering a younger Pearl with Auburn
It's another meaningful college basketball game involving Tennessee's Coach Barnes and Auburn's Coach Pearl, but this one is different.
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Estrella continuing to raise the bar for the Vols
J.P. Estrella entered Wednesday's game at Georgia having produced quality performances for Tennessee this season against the likes of Northern Kentucky and North Florida.
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Lady Vols’ seven-game winning streak ends with SEC loss at home
The shots did not fall for the Tennessee women's basketball team Thursday night. Instead, for the first time in a while, the Lady Volunteers did.
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Florida’s new football coach says players must ‘earn’ Gators logo
Jon Sumrall had no idea one of his first major moves as the new football coach at Florida had been done before in Gainesville, and more than two decades ago.
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Judge who is Alabama donor recuses himself from Bediako’s case
The judge in University of Alabama basketball player Charles Bediako's eligibility lawsuit against the NCAA has recused himself from the case.
