Aaron Douglas News

The fact that Nigel Mitchell-Thornton is trying to make a tackle on this play suggests we need more help to stop great backs like Ryan Williams.

Tennessee placed an early emphasis on special teams in the first of two weekend practices at Decatur High School, the team's initial action since arriving in Atlanta for Chick-Fil-A Bowl week.

The University of Tennessee football team was, by all accounts, a tad rusty Saturday afternoon.

Tennessee concluded the outdoor portion of its Chick-fil-A Bowl preparations Sunday with another two-hour workout at nearby Decatur High School.

Tennessee will repeat Saturday's routine on Sunday, practicing in the late morning at Decatur High School.

Next Thursday's Chick-fil-A Bowl is not part of the Bowl Championship Series, but for Tennessee head football coach Lane Kiffin, it might as well be.

Monte Kiffin has had a couple weeks to prepare, and he still has one more. The Tennessee defensive coordinator will take all of the time he can get.

Tennessee running back Bryce Brown Memphis linebacker Winston Bowens on Saturday, Nov.

Two members of the Tennessee football team were named Freshman All-SEC by the league's coaches, the conference office announced Thursday.

Tennessee's football coaches are hoping a California connection can take place in Knoxville.

The Maryville product, who moved from tight end to tackle during fall camp, started nine straight games at right tackle after being inserted into the lineup Sept.

Vanderbilt had two special teams players named to the Southeastern Conference's Coaches' All-Freshman Team announced Thursday, including one unanimously.

Linebacker Herman Lathers and right tackle Aaron Douglas of Tennessee were named Freshman All-SEC by the league coaches on Thursday.

Maryville's Aaron Douglas was one of two Tennessee football players named to the Southeastern Conference coaches' All-SEC Freshman team on Thursday.

Tennessee has qualified for a bowl, clinched a winning season and beaten every team in the SEC East except Florida.

Those closest to the Tennessee football program know that Gerald Jones speaks his mind.

On its way to a 5-5 record this season, Tennessee has had to deal with a shortage of talent it has rarely seen.

Short on time and a long way from the end zone, the Tennessee football team's offense returned to the field Saturday night for one final first-half possession.

Going untouched into the end zone would have been too easy. Too perfect. Too Hollywood.

As much as we may appreciate these guys now, it'll be next fall when these six experienced starters will truly be missed.