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The latest Vols coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Pasquali’s Pix: Gators to rise up once again in the Swamp
Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin was fair to recently question the value of senior days or senior nights given the current landscape of college football.
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Vols linebacker Edwin Spillman savoring starting opportunity
Redshirt freshman Edwin Spillman began this season as Tennessee's promising third linebacker behind the junior starting tandem of Arion Carter and Jeremiah Telander.
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Star freshmen quickly fill shrinking transfer pool in college hoops
The recent trend in men's basketball has been to build rosters through the NCAA transfer portal. The movement has been upended this season freshmen making waves right away.
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Vols seeking to end ‘crazy statistic’ of Gainesville futility
Tennessee began this football season with 10-game losing streaks at Alabama and at Florida.
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Vols rout Owls for 4-0 start; Estrella injures knee
Forwards Nate Ament and Felix Okpara dominated from the floor and on the glass Monday night as No. 20 Tennessee improved to 4-0 with a rout of Rice inside the Food City Center.
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Heupel has no regrets giving Boo Carter second chance before the season
Tennessee football coach Josh Heupel could have dismissed sophomore defensive back Boo Carter before the start of preseason camp due to Carter's multiple absences in July team activities.
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Boo Carter no longer with Vols, entering NCAA transfer portal
Tennessee sophomore defensive back Boo Carter, who previously starred at Chattanooga Christian and Bradley Central, will enter the NCAA transfer portal.
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Paschall: Smart’s ‘down and dirty’ Bulldogs hitting their stride
The Georgia Bulldogs wrapped up a 7-1 run through their SEC football schedule in emphatic fashion Saturday night.
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AP Top 25: Georgia moves up to No. 4 behind undefeated trio
With two weeks remaining in the regular season, the Georgia Bulldogs are playing their best football of the fall, and their ranking reflects it.
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Vols rout New Mexico State; Boo Carter not allowed on the field
Saturday marked the 101st homecoming game in Tennessee football history and the seventh year in which the Vols held a "Salute to Service" contest in Neyland Stadium.
