phughes+FollowTennessee’s Joey Aguilar tops Arch ManningJoey Aguilar, the Tennessee Vols’ quarterback, just landed above Texas’ Arch Manning on Pro Football Focus’s top 101 college football players for 2025. That’s a huge nod for Aguilar, especially since he transferred in late and still managed a standout season. His passing grade ranked fourth in the nation, and he kept turnovers to a minimum. Meanwhile, Manning had a slower start but picked up steam later in the year. With Aguilar’s eligibility still up in the air, the Vols’ QB room could look very different next season. What do you think—did PFF get the rankings right? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols10Share
Aaron Gentry+FollowVols dominate pole vault at Clemson meetTennessee’s track and field squad just pulled off a clean sweep in the men’s pole vault at Clemson, with Clarke Byram leading the charge and two teammates right behind him. Byram’s 5.55-meter jump was just shy of his personal best, while seniors Blake Sifferlin and Evan Puckett both cleared 5.40 meters. On the women’s side, Mya Strahm’s 4.19 meters landed her second place and a top-25 NCAA ranking. This kind of team performance is turning heads—how do you think these results will shape the Vols’ season? #Sports #TennesseeVols #TrackAndField00Share
John Camacho+FollowTennessee vs Auburn: QB battle heats upTennessee and Auburn are gearing up for a fierce off-the-field showdown, with both head coaches—Josh Heupel and Alex Golesh—zeroing in on the same top 2027 quarterback, Israel Abrams. Heupel’s early momentum with Abrams, thanks to more visits and a proven offensive system, puts Tennessee in a strong spot. But Auburn, under Golesh’s fresh leadership and family vibe, is quickly gaining ground. With mutual respect between the coaches, this recruiting race is all about strategy and connection. Which program do you think will land Abrams—and what would it mean for the future of SEC football? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowTennessee hoops home games keep selling outAnother massive crowd is set for the Vols—Tennessee’s showdown with Auburn is officially sold out, making it the fourth home sellout this season. If you’ve been thinking about catching a game at Food City Center, options are running out fast. Only a handful of tickets remain for the LSU matchup on Feb. 14. The energy in the arena has been electric, with Tennessee consistently ranking among the nation’s top teams for attendance. Have you been to a game this year? What’s your favorite part of the home crowd experience? #Sports #TennesseeVols #VolNation00Share
phughes+FollowTennessee vs Auburn: QB recruiting war heats upTennessee and Auburn are locked in a high-stakes recruiting battle, and it’s not just about football—it’s about the future of both programs. Coach Heupel and his former offensive coordinator, now Auburn’s head coach Alex Golesh, are both going all-in for 2027’s top quarterback, Israel Abrams. Tennessee has the early edge thanks to Heupel’s SEC experience and Abrams’ frequent visits, but Auburn is making a strong push with Golesh’s offensive reputation and a welcoming team vibe. This showdown could shape the next era of SEC football. Which program do you think will land Abrams—and what would it mean for the rivalry? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
Chad Williams+FollowStaub’s Emotional Goodbye to Coach PrimeRyan Staub, the Buffs’ ultimate teammate, is heading to Rocky Top after three seasons backing up Shedeur. Before joining the Vols, Staub got a heartfelt sendoff from Coach Prime, who praised his work ethic and leadership. With Joey Aguilar’s eligibility in limbo, Staub could battle for Tennessee’s starting QB spot. Will Staub’s Buffalo grit shine in Knoxville, or will the Vols’ depth chart keep him waiting? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
John Camacho+FollowTennessee’s new strength coach could be a game changerTennessee just landed strength coach Derek Owings from Indiana, and Vols fans worried about George MacIntyre’s size can breathe a little easier. Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza credits Owings for helping him add 15-20 pounds of good weight without losing speed or agility—exactly what MacIntyre needs to survive SEC hits. With Owings’ proven track record, there’s real hope MacIntyre will bulk up and be ready to lead the Vols. What do you think—will this move make a difference for Tennessee’s quarterback situation? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
John Camacho+FollowTennessee Vols shake up defense for 2026Tennessee fans, the Vols are already making bold moves for the 2026 season—ESPN just slotted them back into the Top 25 after a tough 2025. The biggest change? Josh Heupel swapped out his defensive coordinator for Jim Knowles, the guy who helped Ohio State win it all in 2024. Plus, several key defensive transfers are following Knowles to Knoxville. But here’s the catch: quarterback remains a huge question mark, with no big-name transfer secured. Will the defense carry the team, or will the offense struggle to keep up? Curious to hear what everyone thinks about this new direction! #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowTennessee lands versatile transfer Isaiah HardgeIsaiah Hardge, known for playing both offense and defense at Colorado, is making the move to Tennessee with three years of eligibility left. He’s not just a wide receiver—he’s also contributed at cornerback and on special teams, making him a real Swiss Army knife for the Volunteers. With Tennessee looking to bounce back after a tough season, Hardge’s versatility could be a game-changer. What do you think—will his all-around skills help spark a new era for the Vols? Let’s hear your thoughts on how he fits into the team’s plans! #Sports #TennesseeVols #TransferPortal00Share
Jay Williams+FollowTennessee snags Colorado’s two-way standoutIsaiah Hardge, once hyped as Colorado’s “next Travis Hunter,” is now a Volunteer. Tennessee just picked up this versatile athlete from the transfer portal, and his ability to play both wide receiver and defensive back could shake up the roster. Hardge didn’t put up huge numbers at Colorado, but his impact on offense, defense, and special teams made him a coach’s dream. With Tennessee looking to bounce back after last season, could Hardge’s all-around game be the spark they need? What do you think about building a team around multi-position players like this? #Sports #Football #TennesseeVols00Share
