Week three of the NFL season is officially in the books, and several former Tennessee Vols performed at a high level.

Alontae Taylor was frustrated after Tennessee’s week four loss to Florida.

Tennessee will wrap up its early-season road trip on Saturday in Columbia, Missouri, while looking to get another win in their matchup against Mizzou.

Four weeks into the college football season, we have a good idea of how teams are stacking up, but this weekend gave teams the chance to prove themselves, and most passed the test.

Tennessee fought hard, but didn’t have an answer for the No. 11 Florida Gators Saturday night in the Swamp.

The Vols led Florida for seven minutes in the second quarter. JaVonta Payton had just caught a 75-yard touchdown pass from Hendon Hooker, and signs were trending in the right direction for the Vols to pull of their first win at the Swamp since 2003.

Ahead of Saturday’s matchup with Florida, the Daily Beacon talked with the Alligator’s football beat writer, Michael Hull, who broke down the Gators and things to keep an eye on this Saturday.

Velus Jones Jr.’s first touchdown in a Tennessee uniform came late in the fourth quarter against Florida in December of 2020.

Each week, the two sports editors and football beat writers, Josh Lane and Ethan Stone, give their keys and predictions for Tennessee’s weekly matchup. This week, the Vols travel to Florida for their first road test of the season.

This week on “Vol Calls,” Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel talked about the tall order of traveling to Florida to take on the Gators.

Tennessee’s first road game of the season is a tough one. The Vols (2-1), after blanking in-state opponent Tennessee Tech in week three, travel south for an evening matchup against the Florida Gators.

The last time the Vols played Florida was Dec. 5, 2020, and it marked the low-point of their miserable season. Quarterback Harrison Bailey made his first career start for the Vols as they dropped the game 31-19 to Florida in Neyland Stadium.

The Tennessee football team blew past in-state rival Tennessee Tech 56-0 Saturday at Neyland Stadium in its final game before conference play.

It’s apparent that Josh Heupel is someone who prefers to keep his cards close to the chest, at least that’s been the case so far in his early career as Tennessee’s head coach.

It was another exciting week of college football, with games that had us on the edge of our seats and others that had us groaning out of boredom. Here’s how the nation fared in week three of college football.

If Saturday’s game against Tennessee Tech was an audition for more playing time ahead of SEC competition, Hendon Hooker might have aced it. Regular starter Joe Milton III was unavailable after suffering a leg injury last week at Pitt, leading to backup Hooker’s first start as a Vol.

Tennessee’s second win of the season came in dominating fashion. The Vols blitzed Tennessee Tech, 56-0 to improve to 2-1 on the season heading into SEC play against Florida next week. Tennessee has held the Golden Eagles scoreless through their last three matchups dating back to 1951.

Each week, the two sports editors and football beat writers, Josh Lane and Ethan Stone, give their keys and predictions to Tennessee’s weekly matchup.

Losses are never fun. The Tennessee Volunteers (1-1) learned that first hand on Saturday, falling to Pittsburgh 41-34. Life does go on, however, and no loss will stop head coach Josh Heupel from appearing on ‘Vol Calls.’ This week, Heupel discussed bouncing back from a loss, updates on injur…

The Vols haven’t played Tennessee Tech since Nov. 5, 2016, a homecoming matchup that ended with a 55-0 UT blowout. Josh Dobbs passed for 3 touchdowns and true freshman running back Carlin Fils-Aime added 2 more on the ground. On paper, the win looks like any other blowout over a Football Cha…

Josh Heupel and the Tennessee football team look to bounce back from their first loss of the season Saturday at noon when in-state rival Tennessee Tech comes to Knoxville for the Vols’ final non-conference opponent before Southeastern Conference (SEC) play begins.

Going to a Tennessee football game can be an incredibly fun and exciting time. If you’re not prepared, however, you can miss out on some of the best parts of the game day experience.

Relevant football hasn’t been played in Neyland Stadium in over a decade. The Vols have been trying to live up to their past reputation as a national powerhouse since the departure of Phillip Fulmer and look to do so in the foreseeable future.

Tennessee’s wide receivers have left much to be desired over the first two games of the 2021 season. The group possesses elite speed at nearly every turn and in the new up-tempo offense under head coach Josh Heupel, pass-catching is supposed to be a strength of the team.

Another weekend of college football brought several exciting top-25 matchups and big wins for the Southeastern Conference (SEC).

Tennessee head football coach Josh Heupel met with members of the local media Monday afternoon to discuss the team’s loss to Pitt and preview Saturday’s matchup with Tennessee Tech.

The Tennessee football team dropped its second game of the season, a 41-34 loss to Pitt Saturday afternoon at Neyland Stadium. The Panthers (2-0) came down to Knoxville for the Johnny Majors Classic and handed Tennessee (1-1) its first loss of the season in a sluggish, four-hour game.

Tennessee football forgot to read General Neyland’s first game maxim Saturday morning: ‘The team that makes the fewest mistakes will win.’

Each week, the two sports editors and football beat writers, Josh Lane and Ethan Stone, will give their predictions and keys to Tennessee’s weekly matchup.

Tennessee started the 2021 season with a 38-6 victory over Bowling Green. This week on Vol Calls, Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel spoke about his thoughts on the matchup while also previewing the Vols’ next opponent, the Pittsburgh Panthers.

Ahead of Saturday’s matchup with Pitt, the Daily Beacon talked with the Pitt News’ Assistant Sports Editor, Dalton Coppola, who broke down the Panthers and things to keep an eye on this Saturday.

Pitt head coach Pat Narduzzi didn’t mince words when asked to describe how the atmosphere at Neyland Stadium will affect his team in week two.

The first full weekend of college football is complete, and with it came upsets, nail biters and blowouts.

Tennessee head coach, Josh Heupel, met with the media Monday afternoon for his weekly press conference. His Vols improved to 1-0 Thursday night against Bowling Green State, 38-6.

Tennessee opened the Josh Heupel era with a 38-6 victory over visiting Bowling Green State Thursday night. With this win, the Vols (1-0) pick up their 850th all-time victory, becoming the 10th program to accomplish the feat.

It wasn’t the prettiest 60 minutes of football ever played. The Vols were not perfect by any means, but in the end, the better team won.

Ahead of Tennessee’s first matchup of the Josh Heupel era, The Daily Beacon talked to the Sports Director of Falcon Media at Bowling Green State University, Brandon Loe.

Tennessee football is about to enter a new era. Josh Heupel and the new-look Vols are in full rebuild mode following a season that saw an underwhelming 3-7 record, pieces lost to the transfer portal and an internal investigation that led to Tennessee’s fifth coaching search in 15 years.

Each week the two sports editors and football beat writers, Josh Lane and Ethan Stone, will give their predictions and keys to Tennessee’s weekly matchup.

Football is almost back at the University of Tennessee. Talk has continuously surrounded the Vols, a team with a myriad of question marks entering another year on Rocky Top.

The Tennessee football team has introduced several new faces to its coaching staff ahead of the 2021 season. The new staff includes award-winning and experienced coaches that have seen success at the highest levels of collegiate football.

Tennessee is set to begin the 2021 football season Thursday night against Bowling Green in Neyland Stadium. It has been a long offseason filled with many questions for the Vols, but days away from opening its 125th season, things are rounding into form.

This season brings optimism for the resurgence of Tennessee’s offense with the hiring of Josh Heupel, but worry still remains on the defensive side of the ball.

Last season, Tennessee’s offense was not a high point for the team. Now under head coach Josh Heupel and offensive coordinator Alex Golesh, along with a fresh roster, the offense is looking to make large strides.

Game week is officially here and with that comes Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel’s first appearance on the weekly call-in show 'Vol Calls'. New coaches bring with them many question marks and unknowns and this situation is no different. Heupel spent his 30-minute session answering some of t…

Tennessee head football coach Josh Heupel finally announced what many have been speculating for weeks.

Vol Calls, the official statewide radio show for the Tennessee Volunteers, debuted its first show of the 2021 season on Wednesday night.

Tennessee football’s 100th anniversary in Neyland Stadium is quickly approaching. After allowing only 25% capacity last year, Neyland is back to its full capacity of 102,455. Ahead of the season, several additions have been made to the stadium in order to enhance the fans’ game day experience.

The Tennessee football team had three players selected to preseason All-SEC teams voted on by the conference’s 14 coaches.