The Tennessee Volunteers have officially named five-star freshman Faizon Brandon as their starting quarterback. Though this was expected and speculated heavily, the news is still shocking to see.
Tennessee’s quarterback battle was one of the offseason’s biggest storylines in college football, but it came to an official end on Monday morning as head coach Josh Heupel made the decision as to who will be the starter this season.
True freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon was named the Tennessee Vols’ starting quarterback on Monday morning. True freshman Faizon Brandon was named the Tennessee Vols’ starting quarterback on Monday morning.
Former Volunteer great, Derek Barnett is heading back to work. According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, the veteran defensive end is signing a one-year deal with the Cleveland Browns worth up to $5.5 million, bringing him into Year 10 as a pro.
Tennessee Volunteers head coach Josh Heupel dropped some important non-quarterback comments after UT’s second fall scrimmage. The starting quarterback battle is obviously dominating the conversation surrounding Tennessee football right now, but it’s far from the only important development during fall camp for the Vols.
Less than a month after locking in his commitment to Tennessee, Westview Chargers running back Asa Barnes showed the Volunteers exactly why they fought off Arkansas, Florida State, and USC to land him.
The Tennessee Volunteers have found their quarterback for the class of 2028. There's still a lot that can change, of course, and it's worth noting that 4-star quarterback Kaden Craft wasn't even really planning on making a commitment before his junior season.
Josh Heupel rescued Tennessee football and returned the program to national relevance. Entering his sixth season, however, merely being relevant is no longer enough.
The Tennessee Volunteers have picked up an intriguing big man via the transfer portal after a lawsuit granted him an extra year of eligibility to play college hoops.