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Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images The Volunteers threw us all a curveball yesterday. With today being the deadline for players to withdraw or remain in the 2023 NBA Draft, this has certainly been the most exciting day in college basketball in well over a month. Entering the day, Rick Barnes and company had their eyes on one player in particular, Senior guard/forward … [Read more...] about Roster reset 2.0: What Tennessee basketball will look like next year

Photo by Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images A truly shocking turn of events. Josiah-Jordan James has shocked everyone and announced that he’s going to return to Tennessee for one final season. The senior guard had been going through the NBA Draft process for the past several weeks, and it was a forgone conclusion that he would go pro after Rick Barnes and the staff filled out … [Read more...] about Josiah-Jordan James announces return to Tennessee for one more season

Photo by Joel Auerbach/Getty Images We have start times! We have our first batch of kickoff times and television designations set for Tennessee’s 2023 schedule. The Volunteers will be looking to reload after losing Hendon Hooker, Cedric Tillman and Jalin Hyatt, handing the keys of the car to Joe Milton, Bru McCoy, Ramel Keyton, Squirrel White and Dont’e Thornton. We got … [Read more...] about Tennessee Football: Kickoff times, TV channels announced for Virginia, Florida games

Photo by Eakin Howard/Getty Images He’ll be staying in the state. One of Tennessee’s latest entries into the transfer portal has found a new home. Cameron Miller will land in-state with Memphis, joining his hometown program with four years of eligibility remaining. Miller played just one season in Knoxville. Miller, who signed with Tennessee as a three-star wide … [Read more...] about Cam Miller reveals transfer destination

Ray Carlin-USA TODAY Sports A big week with big consequences. The SEC meetings are currently taking place in Destin, Florida, and there’s one massive debate raging — eight or nine? We’re talking about conference games, of course, with the looming addition of Texas and Oklahoma. The traditional east and west divisions will disappear, and the conference must decide on how … [Read more...] about SEC Spring Meetings: Eight or Nine?