Marvin West is a journalist based in Knoxville, Tennessee. He writes for KnoxTNToday, covering local sports, particularly Tennessee basketball and football. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for the game, Marvin provides insightful analysis and engaging stories for his readers.
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Tennessee basketball, No. 1 in the country for five weeks, went down hard at Florida Tuesday night. There was no drama. The Volunteers were never in it. They lost by 30.
The Volunteers didn’t exactly achieve greatness at Texas but they played with the heart of champions. Tennessee endured 15 turnovers and failed to stop a freshman shooter. It recovered from the embarrassment at Florida and won the backboard battle. It excelled in the clutch and restored order in the Southeastern Conference chase with a hard-earned […]
Now comes truth or consequences, not the old TV show or the little town in New Mexico, a reality check for Rick Barnes' Volunteers.
It was surprising, remarkable, actually amazing – and maybe some other exciting words. Tennessee shot 27.3 percent in the first half and trailed Georgia by a point at intermission. Tennessee shot 57.6 percent in the second half and won in a romp, 74-56. A struggle turned into showtime at Food City Center. Jahmai Mashack flipped […]
Basketball happiness at Vanderbilt is a missed free throw, a one-point upset of Tennessee, hundreds of fans storming the floor and plenty of money to pay the fine.
This is a diversionary tactic to avoid writing about basketball until later in the week. Tennessee football has recovered Amari Jefferson.
Tennessee, upset loser at Vanderbilt on Saturday, got its act back together on Tuesday evening, clamped the defense on high-scoring Mississippi State and smothered the Bulldogs, 68-56, at Food City Center.
Maybe all that matters is Auburn 53, Tennessee 51 but there was a lot more to it.
Assuming Vols gathered from afar understand old rivalries and found time to reflect, these past few days may have made an impact.
Nobody wants to admit it yet but Tennessee's once-great basketball team just doesn't look like it did and the season is trending in the wrong direction.
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