Are the suspensions of Silvio De Sousa and David McCormack good news or bad news for Tennessee’s NCAA Tournament hopes? If this was college football, maybe you lean into the bad news argument: one game against a top five opponent (and number one in KenPom) playing without a starter and […]
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Vols vs Clown-Birds: Four-factors preview
Here’s the four factors preview of Tennessee’s game against the Kansas Jayhawks.
Tennessee-Ole Miss four-factors preview
Here’s the four factors preview of Tennessee’s game against the Ole Miss Rebels.
Tennessee 66 Vanderbilt 45: The Number of the Day is Three
First, the history: Vanderbilt, as I’m sure you know by now, made a three in each of its 1,080 games since the line came to college basketball in 1986. Tonight, they went 0-for-25. That’s fun, and the kind of semi-petty rivalry stuff you love. It’s strange to say, but the […]
What does this team’s best basketball look like?
The Vols fell to 10-6 (2-2) on Wednesday. Sure, Georgia shot well above their averages from three (10-of-23) and at the line (16-of-21), doing us no favors. But Tennessee’s offensive woes continued, even as the quality of defensive competition decreased. The Vols took 26 threes and made only six of […]
Tennessee-Vanderbilt four-factors preview
Here’s the four factors preview of Tennessee’s game against the Vanderbilt Commodores.
Weekend of the Wide Receiver in Knoxville
This coming weekend, the first out of the dead period and before the February 2020 signing day, will feature a handful of 2020 official visitors as well as a slew of 2021 prospects. Thematically, regardless of class what is clear is that this is the Weekend of the Wide Receiver […]
Tennessee at Georgia Preview
Literal big news: A strange season takes another turn: the Vols started the year with 11 games of Lamonte Turner, and will end it, if healthy, with at least 17 games of Uros Plavsic. Turner’s absence and Tennessee’s 1-4 stretch surrounding it made it difficult for the Washington and VCU […]
Vols at the Halfway Point: Stay Close
What Tennessee did against South Carolina was a perfect example of where this team is and what it will take going forward. The Vols shot 25.9% from the floor, which would’ve been the worst number in any of the last ten years if not for going 25% from the floor […]
What’s Next in Recruiting?
With a lot of news to digest, from the transfer of skill players RB/WR Miles Jones and WR Velus Jones as well as OL Cade Mays, to the decision of All-American OL Trey Smith, a few thoughts below on how that might affect Tennessee’s approach to the February signing period: […]