The NCAA transfer portal has been crazy the last few days. Almost every major university has lost a large number of players to the portal. Tennessee has been no different, with players like Jaylen Carey, Amari Evans, and JP Estrella hitting the portal.
It is one of the best times of the year for sports fans. The Masters is underway in Augusta, Georgia, with many hoping to take home, maybe, the most prestigious award in sports.
Ohio State was after DE Chaz Coleman hard at one time, and now it looks like missing out on him to Tennessee may not have been the worst thing. Before the transfer portal opened back in the winter nearly every Ohio State Buckeyes fan had former Penn State EDGE Chaz Coleman as a player they wanted.
The Tennessee Volunteers are welcoming in many new faces at all levels of the program. Coaches, players, overall staff members, nutritionist, and more have migrated to Knoxville ahead of the 2026 season.
Former Tennessee Vols forward J.P. Estrella is looking for a new home after entering the NCAA transfer portal. Estrella spent the first three years of his career with the Volunteers.
The Tennessee Volunteers women's basketball team isn't too far removed from being a perennial national championship contender and perhaps the most prestigious women's college sports program in the world.
Josh Heupel and the Tennessee Vols made several big-time transfer additions this offseason. One of those transfer additions revealed this week that he was absolutely not a fan of the Vols before transferring to Tennessee.
Following the conclusion of the 2024 season, Tennessee Volunteers lockdown cornerback Jermod McCoy was regarded as one of the top prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Star freshman Nate Ament and the Tennessee Volunteers prepare for a high-stakes Sweet 16 matchup, but he is making headlines for more than just his performance on the hardwood.
The Miami (OH) RedHawks almost missed the NCAA Tournament amid criticism they hadn't played any good teams. They certainly hadn't played anyone like Ja'Kobi Gillespie and the Tennessee Volunteers.