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No grading on the curve for rebuilding Vols offensive line
There are no seniors on Tennessee's offensive line this year, and junior left tackle Lance Heard is the only returning starter.
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Ensley homers for Vols in final regular-season home game
Tennessee's senior day ceremony before Tuesday's baseball game against Belmont was low on quantity and high on quality.
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Dominant Doyle delivering a season to remember with the Vols
Although the Tennessee Volunteers have lost four consecutive series heading into this weekend's three-game set at Arkansas to close the regular season, the reigning national champions do possess the potential for another deep postseason run.
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Commodores win emotionally charged series finale over Vols
Tennessee and Vanderbilt provided an emotionally charged rubber match Sunday that required five hours and 28 minutes to complete inside Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
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Vols suffer first home loss to Vanderbilt since 2021
Hunter Ensley launched a two-run home run Saturday for the Tennessee Volunteers, while Gavin Kilen and Andrew Fischer hit solo homers.
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Doyle, Ensley shine as Vols take series opener against Vandy
Tennessee and Vanderbilt entered Friday's series opener in Knoxville knowing some significant postseason posturing could be at stake.
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Vitello says significant change not needed for scuffling Vols
In 2023, the Tennessee Volunteers limped into Lindsey Nelson Stadium for a three-game series against Vanderbilt and abruptly turned their season around.
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Six unearned runs lead to quick SEC tourney exit for Lady Vols
Tennessee entered the seventh inning of Thursday's SEC tournament quarterfinal against Arkansas needing some late heroics.
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Boo Carter says adding receiver duties ‘dream come true’ with Vols
In a few months, sophomore Boo Carter is expected to have multiple roles on Tennessee's football team.
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Kilen-led Vols rout Sycamores in tuneup for Vanderbilt’s arrival
Tennessee tuned up for its last home series of the regular season Tuesday night with a 12-1, run-rule walloping of Indiana State before a crowd of 5,099 at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
