Danny Schultz, star guard at the beginning of the Ray Mears era, died Saturday at his home in Harriman. He was 79.
Schultz grew up in Middlesboro, was ignored by Adolph …
Bits ’n pieces about Vols, Gatlin, Kentucky arrest
Misquoting Shakespeare to the point of no connection, heavy is the crown atop the king’s head.
That said and committed to memory, Alabama State gets first opportunity to knock the top …
Never a pacifist but I do believe war is hell
A few days ago, as I read Tom King’s story about former exchange student Julie (Yuliia) Tryukhan and her two children fleeing war-torn Ukraine, I thought of that long-ago warning …
Baseball Vols dust off Todd Helton numbers
Baseball Volunteers have awakened the echoes of Todd Helton and 1995.
That was the year the home-grown (Central High) first baseman/pitcher hit .407 with 20 home runs and 92 runs batted …
Old Vol Joe Graham leaves many memories
The death of old Vol Joe Graham, 76, reminded those who remain of the tight bond, the brotherhood, of the Doug Dickey era of Tennessee football.
“Joe was a great teammate …
My ‘maybe’ NCAA violation
The NCAA has declared it is alive and will soon slow the cash flow from name, image and likeness that is influencing recruiting.
An astute reader asked if this is fact …
Establishment discovers shocking changes in sports
If you listen closely, you can hear …
Heaven help us, name, image and likeness cash is out of control. It is past-due time for the feds to save us from …
No debate: Bernard King best in baskets
Surprise, surprise, Bernard King is hereby designated as the best basketball player ever at Tennessee.
Unanimous choice, no debate, three-time all-American, consensus as a junior in 1976-77, Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall …