Jeremy Pruitt is gone. Phillip Fulmer is going. The Tennessee athletics department will again be retooled. It seemed inevitable. Losing is very expensive.
Coach Pruitt, assistant coaches Brian Niedermeyer and Shelton …
Something strong is brewing for Tennessee football
Tennessee has long sought to be one of the great research universities of our land. It is moving on up.
It is currently conducting an experiment in how to further destroy …
Jeremy Pruitt is saying more
Football coaches, even before they master all the Xs and Os, learn to talk extensively without saying too much. Politicians excel at this.
Jeremy Pruitt gets paid in part for talking …
‘Beat Vanderbilt’ is first step toward success for football Vols
In the spring of 1925, Capt. Robert Reese Neyland, 33, finished with immediate military obligations, sat behind his desk near the commandant’s office at the U.S. Military Academy and plotted …
THP’s Miller keeps focus on Vol coach, unsafe drivers
“He’s squared away and very impressive.” – Capt. Michael Melhorn, Commander, Tennessee Highway Patrol, East Tennessee District
Being “squared away” in law enforcement and the military is a term that reflects …
Vol football: Back where we started
Good news: Jeremy Pruitt sounds as if he understands the fans’ point of view. He says he has to give us a team that will make us proud.
Perhaps you have …
If money will buy happiness …
So, what do you get for $3 million and change in today’s college football coaching market?
Tennessee got Jim Chaney, Derrick Ansley and Tee Martin. We can hope that makes a …
Bits ’n’ pieces of mixed emotions
Jarrett Guarantano has been declared the seventh best quarterback in the Southeastern Conference by no less an authority than Connor O’Gara, Senior National Columnist (note capital letters) for Saturday Down …