Mark Nagi is a local journalist based in Knoxville, Tennessee. He writes for Saturday Down South, covering college football, and Fountain City Focus, focusing on local news and events in the Knoxville area. Mark's articles provide insights and analysis on sports, particularly Tennessee football, as well as other topics of interest to the local community.
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So Tennessee football is in a really good place right now. Yes, this article is being written before the Vols play at Georgia, but whether they won or lost by 50, UT is in better shape in terms of their football program than it has been in decades.
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In December 2020, Tennessee athletics was an absolute mess. The Vols finished a 3-7 Covid season under head coach Jeremy Pruitt. A few weeks later, Pruitt would be fired for recruiting violations and athletics director Phillip Fulmer would “retire.”
Tennessee at Ohio State might be the best game in the first round of the Playoff. We preview the key storylines and predict the winner.
By: Mark Nagi
On National Signing Day 2020, then-Tennessee AD Phillip Fulmer proclaimed, “The Vols are back … before long we'll be taking a bite out of everybody we play's ass.”
Tennessee picked the worst possible time to play its worst game. But not all is lost. Here's how the Vols can rebound in 2025.
I feel like I write an article like this one at least twice a year, typically when one of my sports teams loses in a crushing or an emotionally taxing manner.
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