Sixty years ago, three assistant Tennessee football coaches died in car/train accident

On the morning of Oct. 18, 1965, Vol assistant football coaches Bill Majors, Bob Jones and Charlie Rash's car collided with a train.
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Tennessee football fans aim anger at Josh Heupel, Max Gilbert, Joey Aguilar after Oklahoma loss

Tennessee fans want to fire the winningest coach in 20 years, replace the most accurate kicker in program history and even bench the SEC’s leading passer.

Kentucky vs Tennessee predictions? Will UK football upset border rival UT in Week 9?

It's Kentucky vs Tennessee in Week 9 of the 2025 college football season. Who wins? See our predictions and picks for the ...
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'I was trying to watch Alabama and Tennessee' - Tony Vitello gives behind the scenes look at his last Saturday as UT's baseball coach

Before the Third Saturday in October, the idea of Tony Vitello leaving the Tennessee Vols for the San Francisco Giants seemed ...
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College football program reportedly recently showed interest in hiring former Tennessee Vols head coach Jeremy Pruitt

Former Tennessee Vols head coach Jeremy Pruitt is trying to return to coaching at the collegiate level. Pruitt hasn't coached ...

Smokey X was Vols' top dog for for a decade, but 4-legged mascot goes back even further

Beloved UT hound Smokey X has cancer. Here's what to know about the dog, his tenure and the Vols mascots who came before and ...
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Former Tennessee Vols assistant football coach sends message to Tony Vitello following his decision to leave UT for the Giants

Former Tennessee Vols assistant football coach Mike Ekeler had a message for Tony Vitello this week. Vitello resigned as ...

Retired UT mascot Smokey X diagnosed with cancer

The University of Tennessee’s retired mascot, Smokey X, has been diagnosed with kidney cancer. The University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture announced the ...