For the first time since the season ended in Lexington Derek Dooley addressed the media on Tuesday

Defensive coordinator Justin Wilcox and linebackers coach Peter Sirmon are both leaving Knoxville for the University of Washington.

Vols to host Florida, Alabama, Missouri among slate of seven home games

No Tim Tebow, No Cam Newton and there are no Tennessee Titans heading to Hawaii this season.

Sentimore originally signed with Alabama out of high school, but transferred to Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College after two seasons.

Tennessee linebacker A.J. Johnson has been selected as a first team Freshman All-American

19 Represent UT On Ballot Across 11 Positions

A.J. Johnson became the only true freshman in UT history to have three double-figure tackle games, while Randolph posted the fifth-most tackles by a true freshman in Vols' history.

Four Vols had knee surgery, while three others had shoulder surgery.

Eric Russell coached Tennessee's tight ends the last two seasons.

LSU, Luck take home trophies in awards ceremony

Jackson, Johnson, Maggitt, Randolph Earn Spots Among Top SEC Rookies

Graham, most recently the running backs/tight ends coach at South Carolina, fills the vacancy on the staff created by the departure of associate head coach/wide receivers coach Charlie Baggett

The Lawrence Journal-World is reporting that Fulmer wants to head west to the University of Kansas, a school better known for its basketball program than for football.

Tennessee coach Derek Dooley says sophomore wide receiver Da'Rick Rogers has neither been suspended nor dismissed from the team.

Several reports indicate that while Rogers is not officially suspended, he may not be part of the team right now. So far, the University of Tennessee is denying the reports and says Rogers is still on the team.

Former Vols Star One of 12 Being Honored by SEC in Atlanta

The Southeastern Conference says it will fine Kentucky $50,000 after fans rushed the field following the Wildcats' 10-7 victory over Tennessee on Saturday.

Our media partner GoVolsXtra is reporting that Charlie Baggett is leaving the Vols football program

Tennessee lost to Kentucky Saturday for the first time since 1984. The Vols finish 5-7 and will not play in a bowl game this year.

Tennessee has suspended four players indefinitely for violating unspecified team rules

The Vols were hard at work, preparing for their matchup with Kentucky.

It's no secret that Tennessee has relied heavily on its true freshmen this season, playing the third-most of any school in the FBS (16).

Franklin was not happy with the way the Vols celebrated their overtime victory over Vanderbilt.

The duo were recognized for their performances Saturday night in Tennessee's 27-21 overtime win against Vanderbilt