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As Josh Heupel promised, spring football practice provided no official insight into who will be the starting quarterback in September. The race between Fazion Brandon and George MacIntyre did earn an eloquent description from Vol for life Josh Dobbs, one of our eight favorite former quarterbacks.
I think I am beginning to understand the mass exodus from Rick Barnes' previous basketball team. This developing conclusion may hurt some feelings.
Imagine, if you can, expecting to be an early choice in the NFL draft, and watching it unravel, round by round, pick by pick, without anybody calling your name.
What a relief it was to find Josh Heupel's name back on Stewart Mandel's list of the top 25 coaches in college football. That's a career-saver. It probably means he can survive this upcoming season no matter what happens in the young quarterback race.
Hold that thought. If all goes well, it will reappear in a later paragraph or three in this unusual story about what I do believe is the greatest collection of Tennessee men's basketball memorabilia – in Knoxville, probably the state and the United States (and why not the world?)
Sometime before or perhaps during the last night of the next college basketball season, we'll find out whether Rick Barnes guessed right or wrong.
Once upon a time, Southeastern Conference track and field was the private property of Tennessee. The annual outdoor meet, the main event, had an orange glow year after year.
Tennessee football is 103 days away. The too-early outlook is very confusing. Dedicated optimists have mentioned the playoffs. Realists are talking about 8-4. Self-appointed experts, paid to have opinions, are creating anxiety.
Tennessee’s women’s softball and men’s baseball are going in opposite directions. The men lost their first two games in the NCAA baseball regional in Chapel Hill and are home for the next few months. The Lady Vols have earned two dramatic victories over Texas teams and are in the semifinals of the winners’ bracket in […]
In the many and mostly exciting years of observing Tennessee football, the Phillip Fulmer undefeated season, that national championship, was the highlight.
