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Lady Vols dismiss senior guard Ruby Whitehorn days before season opener
The Tennessee women's basketball team will tip off its 2025-26 schedule this week without a player who started 28 of 34 games for the Lady Vols last season.
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AP Top 25: Vols take biggest drop of the week after loss to Sooners
Sunday's AP Top 25 was the final edition of the poll before the College Football Playoff committee releases its first rankings of the season Tuesday night.
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Conference title races heat up in November with CFP bids on the line
The races for conference titles take on a new importance in the era of an expanded College Football Playoff.
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Vols undone by turnovers in damaging loss to Sooners
Dark mode became turnover mode for the Tennessee Volunteers on Saturday night at Neyland Stadium.
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Hargis: Disastrous defeat leaves Vols facing uncertainty
We're now firmly in a period when reaching the College Football Playoff is the only acceptable outcome for any team touting itself as being an upper-tier program.
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Vols eager to put their Duke experiences to good use
The Tennessee Volunteers have two very productive things going for them heading into Monday night's basketball game against Mercer.
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Vols, Sooners pitting SEC’s strength against strength in Neyland
The Southeastern Conference will pit strength against strength Saturday night when No. 14 Tennessee and No. 18 Oklahoma collide.
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Vols excited to have full allotment of tight ends again
Tennessee has a healthy tight end contingent just in time to host Oklahoma in a game pitting the SEC's top offense against the league's top defense.
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Lady Vols great Candace Parker headed to Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame
Candace Parker doesn't need directions to Knoxville, nor does she need an introduction to the Tennessee city that's home to the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame.
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After taking Vols to top, Vitello embraces challenge of managing Giants
Tony Vitello, who coached the Tennessee Volunteers the past eight seasons, fully recognizes he is a most unconventional call-up to the big leagues.
