We all want to win. Even after a remarkable second half to the 2019 season and a six-game winning streak, we’re all tired of years without banners or bowls we’d never grow tired of talking about. We want our players to do well. We wanted that for Dobbs and Barnett […]
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Predicting the national championship game using SPM comps
The GRT Statsy Preview Machine thinks we might be surprised at the national championship game Monday night. Here’s why.
Tennessee 69, Missouri 59: Never mind
If the Vols can continue to improve like they have over the past two games, there might still be some magic in store for this season.
Tennessee-Missouri four-factors preview
Here’s the four factors preview of Tennessee’s game against the Missouri Tigers.
Tennessee at Missouri Preview
The Vols have lost four of five, but Santiago Vescovi injected new interest into this season. In his second act, what changes more: six threes or nine turnovers? Even without Lamonte Turner, Tennessee’s offense goes almost exclusively through good ball movement. Against Wisconsin Tennessee made just 16 shots, the fourth […]
Watch: Gator Bowl highlights, + Santiago Vescovi
All the best stuff to watch about the Vols from around the internet today.
Read: Where in the world has Santiago Vescovi been?
All the best stuff to read about the Vols from around the internet today.
SEC Basketball Preview
From Jacksonville to Thompson-Boling, Tennessee tips off SEC play at high noon. It’s what looked like an incredibly appealing opener to conference play: Will Wade and LSU return to Knoxville after perhaps last season’s angriest loss. The Vols led for much of regulation in Baton Rouge, but LSU – on […]
Tennessee 23 Indiana 22: The Greatest Hits
Bowls always get an unequal piece of the pie, with an aftertaste lasting well into the off-season. We shouldn’t put too much on their outcome, we know. But throughout this contest, it really did feel like so much of what we’ve bemoaned and so much of what we wanted to […]
Gator Bowl Preview: No Parking on the Bridge
New Year’s Day is one of my favorite holidays; I joke this time of year that many are spiritual in December’s holy days, but everyone is religious on January 1. It’s newness and grace on a calendar page. And there’s football! January Matters. In Tennessee’s upswing from 1989-2007, the Vols […]