Kentucky won the first two meetings this season, but Tennessee won the third and most important one, and now the Volunteers are rewarded with a trip to the Elite Eight of the men's NCAA Tournament.

UPDATE 4/12: After this story was published, Tennessee football coach Josh Heupel informed the team Saturday morning that the Vols are moving forward without QB Nico Iamaleava. Let me try to ...

Tennessee safety John Slaughter plans to enter the transfer portal, Knox News has learned. Slaughter, a 6-foot-2, 197-pounder, played in 23 games in two seasons at UT, mostly on special teams. He ...

Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava did not show up to spring practice on Friday, reportedly due to NIL contract discussions. Iamaleava’s no-show at practice came as a "surprise" to Tennessee ...

INDIANAPOLIS − Tennessee basketball is on the verge of program history again. The No. 2 seed Vols are a win away from their first Final Four as they face No. 1 seed Houston in the Elite Eight on ...

The Tennessee Titans are adding another veteran quarterback to their roster. Tim Boyle, who's heading into his eighth year in the NFL, signed with the Titans on Wednesday. Boyle has thrown five ...

The Tennessee Volunteers are set to make their third straight Sweet 16 appearance after a great showing by Chaz Lanier Tennessee and UCLA matched up in the round of 32 on Saturday with the Vols ...

Rick Barnes, Zakai Zeigler and No. 2 Tennessee knocked off Mark Pope, Otega Oweh and No. 3 Kentucky, 78-65, in the Sweet 16 of men's March Madness on Friday night to earn a spot in the Elite Eight.

The Tennessee Volunteers have been predicted to advance to the elite eight round in the NCAA Tournament. The Tennessee Volunteers dominated UCLA in the second round of the tournament to earn a ...

Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava has submitted paperwork to the school to enter the transfer portal, sources told Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger. Iamaleava did not attend practice and meetings ...

These are the cold cases of Middle Tennessee, and there are hundreds of them across the region. Every day the number grows as more cases, more names, get added to the stack in a never-ending loop ...