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Vols to face Paris, struggling Gamecocks; Ament ruled out
How long of a winter has this been for Lamont Paris and the South Carolina basketball team?

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Blown double-digit leads keeping Vols from being tied atop SEC
The Florida Gators are 14-2 in the SEC and have clinched the top seed in the league's looming men's basketball tournament with two regular-season games to spare.

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Vols clinch winning weekend in Texas by downing Virginia Tech
No. 19 Tennessee bounced from Friday's 12-5 loss to top-ranked UCLA and notched a winning weekend at the Amegy Bank College Baseball Series in Arlington, Texas.

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No. 5 Vanderbilt uses third-quarter surge to rally past Lady Vols
The fifth-ranked Vanderbilt women's basketball team opened March with a rivalry win, but Commodores coach Shea Ralph is hoping for even bigger victories this month.

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Vols bounce back against Arizona State: ‘This was big for our morale’
Tennessee had its second four-run inning in as many days at the Amegy Bank College Baseball Series, but this one was the difference.

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Ament injured as Vols fall to Alabama on late Philon basket
Labaron Philon’s jumper in the lane with 24 seconds remaining gave Alabama its one and only lead Saturday night in a comeback triumph at Tennessee.

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Vols seeking sixth straight series victory over Alabama
Tennessee's five-game winning streak over Alabama in men's basketball is quite impressive given the Crimson Tide's sustained success under coach Nate Oats.

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Elander’s Vols hammered by top-ranked Bruins
Tennessee briefly made it close Friday afternoon against top-ranked UCLA.

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Lady Vols fade in second half at LSU, take fifth straight loss
LSU kept moving up with its fourth straight win. Tennessee, with its fifth consecutive loss, is headed in the other direction.

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New Vols defensive coaches eager to see fearless Coleman flourish
College football coaches continually preach the "next man up" mentality throughout the course of a season.
