Ryan Callahan is a wedding videographer and editor based in Knoxville, Tennessee. He also writes for 247Sports, focusing on local sports news and recruiting updates for the University of Tennessee. His work has also appeared on TopSpeed.com, covering various topics related to sports and automotive.
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Ryan Callahan's coverage mainly focuses on local sports, particularly college football and recruiting within the Tennessee area. His articles highlight events such as transfer commitments, visits, and player rankings.
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By: Ryan Callahan
Check out some of the reaction on social media Saturday night during Tennessee's first-round College Football Playoff game
By: Ryan Callahan
Tennessee RB Dylan Sampson, the SEC offensive player of the year, played a minimal role in the Vols' 42-17 loss to the Buckeyes
The Buckeyes raced out to a 21-0 lead over the Vols before the end of the first quarter on the way to their 42-17 win at Ohio Stadium
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GoVols247 looks at how Tennessee's true freshmen performed Saturday in the Vols' 42-17 loss at Ohio State in the College Football Playoff
A four-star Class of 2026 defensive lineman was back at Tennessee last month to attend his first game at Neyland Stadium
The Vols are one of the top teams in the running for a highly ranked Class of 2026 offensive lineman who has visited Tennessee multiple times
One of Tennessee's in-state targets in the 2026 class celebrated the holidays by announcing his top college choices on Wednesday
A Class of 2026 offensive lineman who visited Tennessee multiple times this season is now just weeks away from announcing his college choice
One of Tennessee's young starters on defense made a post Friday evening on his X account indicating that he's staying with the Vols
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