Terry A. Lambert is the lead writer at RockyTopTalk. He specializes in covering Tennessee football, basketball, and recruiting, with a keen interest in team sports and major league sports. Terry's insights and analyses have also been featured in NewsBreak.
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Terry A. Lambert's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly college football and the Tennessee Volunteers. He seems to be interested in event coverage and announcements related to player commitments, team performances, and game schedules.
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By: Terry A. Lambert
Tennessee’s search for the final piece of the roster is over. The Volunteers will officially add Israeli guard Ethan Burg after hosting him on a visit last week. The 22-year-old has two years of professional playing experience overseas.
By: Terry A. Lambert
And with that, 2025 SEC Media Days are done. As per tradition, the media was asked to vote on order of finish within the conference, as well as vote on the all-conference teams. No surprise, but Texas was picked to win the league this season, receiving 96 first-place votes from the media.
By: Terry A. Lambert
A non-conference matchup has been scheduled for the 2027 season, giving the Tennessee Volunteers three non-league games on the current slate. Tennessee and Tennessee State will meet at Neyland Stadium in 2027, which will be the first ever meeting for the two in-state schools.
By: Terry A. Lambert
Tennessee basketball is in the hunt for another elite prospect, this time coming out of their own home state. Chris Washington Jr., a 6-8 small forward, narrowed his choices to seven schools on Monday.
By: Terry A. Lambert
He’ll head to France after playing in the NBA Summer League.
By: Terry A. Lambert
Finally, football is here. Tennessee is set to open fall camp this week in Knoxville with preparation underway for the August 30th opener against Syracuse. It’s a new-look roster, just like every single program seems to have these days.
By: Terry A. Lambert
Boo Carter remains a part of the Tennessee football program, per head coach Josh Heupel. The sophomore defensive back was a major piece of Tennessee’s defense last season as a true freshman and is viewed as one of the most important players on the roster heading into the 2025 season.
They’ll both head west.
By: Terry A. Lambert
If you think back to 2021 and 2022, there’s just been something missing from the Josh Heupel Tennessee offense. Heupel and company have been forced to play a different way since Hendon Hooker and Jalin Hyatt left for the league, leaning on one of the strongest run games in the country.
By: Terry A. Lambert
One of Tennessee’s biggest targets left on the board made his decision today — five-star athlete Salesi Moa will be a Volunteer. The Utah product picked Tennessee over the home-state Utes this afternoon.
