Vol fans, you have something to be excited about — something to build on. And no, it’s not a one-year wonder.
Josh Heupel stood on the stage alongside quarterback Joe Milton inside Hard Rock Stadium on Dec. 30, tossing oranges out to fans and donning new Orange Bowl merch.
Damar Hamlin, a professional football player for the Buffalo Bills, sustained a season-ending injury during a Jan. 2 game against the Cincinnati Bengals. The injury, which sent Hamlin into cardiac arrest, not only impacted the team, but also raises important questions about the safety of pro…
Josh Heupel has received a contract extension through January 2029 and will make $9 million annually, Athletic Director Danny White announced Tuesday.
Tennessee football has promoted quarterbacks coach Joey Halzle to offensive coordinator, the team announced Thursday.
Just like that, the most successful season on Rocky Top comes to a close as the No. 6 Vols took down No. 7 Clemson 31-14 at Hard Rock Stadium on Friday.
No. 6 Tennessee capped off a historic season with a 31-14 win over No. 7 Clemson in the Orange Bowl, securing the Vols’ first 11-win season since 2001 in just the second year of the Josh Heupel-era.
Each week, the two sports editors and football beat writers at The Daily Beacon, Andrew Peters and Eric Woods, give their keys and predictions to Tennessee’s upcoming football matchup.
Tennessee’s dominant offense took a big hit when it lost Hendon Hooker to a torn ACL in November against South Carolina.
Flashback to last season, Joe Milton had just transferred to Tennessee and won the starting job. He lost it just as quickly when he was injured against Pitt and Hendon Hooker took Rocky Top by storm.
Ahead of No. 6 Tennessee’s Orange Bowl matchup against No. 7 Clemson, The Daily Beacon talked with The Clemson Tiger Sports Editor Justin Robertson, who previewed the Tigers heading into the game.
Week 14 was a roller coaster for former Vols across the league, bringing viral blocks from Chiefs star guard Trey Smith and team swaps for quarterback Joshua Dobbs and defensive tackle Kendal Vickers.
Tennessee Volunteer star wide receiver announced in a social media post Wednesday afternoon that he is declaring for the 2023 NFL draft and will opt out of the Orange Bowl.
For the first time in Tennessee football history, a Vols wide receiver takes home the Biletnikoff Award.
No. 1 Georgia and No. 2 Michigan both easily won their conferences over LSU and Purdue respectively. No. 3 TCU and No. 4 USC were upset in their meetings, but the Horned Frogs were still able to hold on to a playoff spot.
Tennessee quarterback Hendon Hooker is the SEC Offensive Player of the Year and Josh Heupel is the SEC Coach of the Year, the Associated Press announced Monday.
Tennessee football received its bowl destination following the final College Football Rankings Sunday afternoon.
Tennessee offensive coordinator Alex Golesh has accepted a head coaching job at South Florida, the team announced officially Sunday morning.
After an incredible first half of the season, former Vols across the NFL show no sign of slowing down, posting staggering numbers through week 12. Here’s a recap of former Tennessee players that made their presence known throughout the league this week.
The 2022 season was the final one for drum major and senior industrial engineering student Julia Boylan after three years atop the ladder in front of the Pride of the Southland Band. This year was also the first for Michael Stewart as the director of the Pride. Although he has been involved …
Hendon Hooker and Jalin Hyatt have been named finalists for two of the most prestigious awards in college football. The thrilling quarterback and wide receiver pair of Hooker and Hyatt have been named one of the three finalists for the Maxwell and Biletnikoff Award, respectively.
No. 5 LSU and No. 8 Clemson were both upset on Saturday, ending College Football Playoff hopes for both teams. The losses do provide an easier path for Ohio State to earn a position, although the Buckeyes still need a game to break their way.
The No. 10 Vols bounced back in a big way after a demoralizing loss to South Carolina by blowing out Vanderbilt 56-0 en route to their first 10-win regular season since 2003.
No. 10 Tennessee destroyed its in-state rival Vanderbilt 56-0 behind a stellar running performance on the road. It was the first shutout of the season for the Vols — a huge response to last week’s poor defensive performance where they allowed 63 points to South Carolina.
No. 10 Tennessee secured its first 10-win regular season since 2003 Saturday night, routing Vanderbilt 56-0 in one of the Vols' most dominant performances of the season.
Each week, the two sports editors and football beat writers at The Daily Beacon, Andrew Peters and Eric Woods, give their keys and predictions to Tennessee’s upcoming football matchup.
No. 10 Tennessee was hoping that its matchup with Vanderbilt would be the game that thrust it into the playoff. It was going to be the icing on the cake. However, that's not how things played out after last week’s brutal loss to South Carolina.
Ahead of No. 10 Tennessee’s final regular season game against Vanderbilt, The Daily Beacon talked with The Vanderbilt Hustler’s Andrew Wilf, who previewed the Commodores heading into Saturday’s matchup.
No. 1 Georgia, No. 2 Ohio State, No. 3 Michigan and No. 4 Texas Christian all suffered from poor performances, but all four won their meetings to remain undefeated.
As the NFL continues to progress through Week 11, former Vols across the league continue to make big impacts on primetime.
This was supposed to be Tennessee’s year. Everything was going right, and the Vols seemed destined for a College Football Playoff appearance. All they had to do was win out the season against South Carolina and Vanderbilt.
No. 5 Tennessee’s magical season came to a halt Saturday night at the hands of South Carolina behind the Vols’ worst defensive performance of the season among other mistakes.
The Vols’ defense faltered in a disappointing 63-38 loss to South Carolina on Saturday. Disappointing is the understatement of the century. Though there is still one game left to play and bowl season, Tennessee’s College Football Playoff hopes are officially done—in many eyes, so is the season.
Each week, the two sports editors and football beat writers at The Daily Beacon, Andrew Peters and Eric Woods, give their keys and predictions to Tennessee’s upcoming football matchup.
Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel joined Vol Calls Wednesday night to preview the upcoming game against South Carolina. The Vols finished undefeated in Neyland Stadium after a 66-24 win over the Missouri Tigers on Senior Day.
The NFL season has passed the midway point, and many former Vols were in action and continued to impress in Week 10.
No. 5 Tennessee (9-1, 5-1 SEC) is on the road for its final two games of the season, first taking on South Carolina (6-4, 3-4) on Saturday in Columbia.
The Tennessee offense posted a school record of 724 yards in a 66-24 blowout win over Missouri. The Vols proved that they are still clearly at the top of the SEC and have a legitimate shot at the playoffs. They are 9-1 and on the cusp of the program’s first 10 win season since 2007.
The Pac-12 saw two of its best hopes for the College Football Playoff lose at home, as No. 6 Oregon and No. 12 UCLA fell to No. 24 Washington and Arizona respectively. Georgia, Ohio State, Michigan and TCU all won as the top four, so that ranking will most likely stay intact going into next week.
No. 5 Tennessee was getting nervous in the third quarter as Missouri scored a touchdown to make it a one-score game. The Vols proceeded to close out the game on a 38-0 run on their way to a 66-24 win over the Tigers.
No. 5 Tennessee used a dominant third quarter to take down Missouri 66-24 on senior night. The offense bounced back after a tough outing last week by totaling 724 yards, a school record.
Each week, the two sports editors and football beat writers at The Daily Beacon, Andrew Peters and Eric Woods, give their keys and predictions to Tennessee’s upcoming football matchup.
No. 5 Tennessee (8-1, 4-1 SEC) closes out its home schedule on Saturday against Missouri (4-5, 2-4) with hopes of finishing undefeated at home for the first time since 2007.
Tennessee suffered its first loss of the season to No. 1 Georgia this past Saturday. The high-caliber Tennessee offense couldn’t get anything going against the dominating Georgia defense. In the loss, starting quarterback Hendon Hooker was only able to throw for 195 yards, and he also threw …
Both No. 4 Clemson and No. 6 Alabama failed tough road tests on Saturday night. Along with No. 1 Tennessee’s loss to No. 3 Georgia and winning efforts by No. 7 TCU and No. 8 Oregon, large shake ups to the CFP rankings are expected on Tuesday.
The No. 1 Vols took their first loss of the season in ugly fashion, falling to No. 3 Georgia 27-13. From start to finish, the Vols did not show many signs of life. They opened the game by forcing a fumble on the Bulldogs’ first drive, but had to settle for a field goal and it was a one-sided…
No. 1 Tennessee (8-1, 4-1 SEC) dropped its first game of the season Saturday night, falling to No. 3 Georgia (9-0, 6-0) 27-13 at Sanford Stadium.
Ahead of No. 1 Tennessee’s biggest game of the year against No. 3 Georgia, The Daily Beacon talked with Georgia’s The Red and Black’s Sports Editor Stuart Steele, who previewed the Bulldogs heading into Saturday’s matchup.
All eyes are on No. 2 Tennessee as it faces No. 1 Georgia this Saturday in Sanford Stadium. Tennessee is on an 8-0 winning streak this season with wins over five top 25 teams. Those wins include Pittsburgh, Florida, LSU, Alabama and most recently Kentucky.
Each week, the two sports editors and football beat writers at The Daily Beacon, Andrew Peters and Eric Woods, give their keys and predictions to Tennessee’s upcoming football matchup.
In just over a season and a half into Josh Heupel’s tenure with Tennessee, he has flipped the football program from one that accepts mediocrity to one that settles for nothing less than greatness.
