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The latest Vols coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Barnes, hoop Vols providing AD Danny White a worry-free program
When Danny White was announced as the University of Tennessee's athletic director on Jan. 21, 2021, his first objectives were to hire a new football coach and navigate that program through an NCAA investigation.
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Vitello ejected as Vols suffer third straight series loss at home
Tennessee lost another series at Lindsey Nelson Stadium on Sunday afternoon, and this one came with an ejection of coach Tony Vitello.
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Bargo blast keeps Vols alive in rain-soaked series with Auburn
Tennessee experienced 18 innings at the plate Saturday against Auburn without ever having the lead or without ever producing the lead.
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Vols acquire former Auburn, Colorado cornerback through the portal
The Tennessee Volunteers have lost three defensive backs via the NCAA transfer portal since their Orange & White spring game on April 12.
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Danny White says Vols fans ‘really get it’ with Iamaleava divorce
Tennessee is beginning May with three scholarship quarterbacks, the same number the Volunteers possessed at the start of April.
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Vols freshman Tre Poteat looking to make his own name
Tennessee freshman defensive back Tre Poteat, the son of former NFL defensive back and return specialist Hank Poteat, wants to be his own player.
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QB changes plentiful in SEC, with some more natural than others
More than half of the football teams in the powerhouse Southeastern Conference will have new starting quarterbacks this fall.
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SEC players to watch include Vols cornerback Jermod McCoy
It's not all about the quarterbacks in the SEC, at least not if you're willing to look a little deeper.
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Vitello’s Vols overcome shaky start to nip the Norse
Tennessee opened its run to the 2024 national championship with a comfortable victory over Northern Kentucky in an NCAA Regional housed at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
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Vols sell out of football season tickets for third straight year
With four months remaining until kickoff of Tennessee's 2025 football season, all the season tickets in Neyland Stadium are spoken for.
