They have arguably one of the nation's most talented returning signal-callers entering the 2025 slate.As they enter year five under head coach Josh Heupel, the Vols are coming off their first College Football Playoff appearance.

The Tennessee Vols' incredible social media team (arguably the best in college football) dropped an awesome must-see video of UT head coach Josh Heupel on Saturday that fans will undoubtedly enjoy. The video features the "backward hat" version of Heupel while he coaches various Tennessee players during spring practice.

Nothing says college football in 2025 more than the fact that over a quarter of Tennessee’s spring football roster is going through practice for the first time as a Vol. Between transfers and signees 27 new players are going through drills for the first time at Tennessee.

Tennessee Volunteers head coach Josh Heupel shares the real reason on why Tennessee will have a Spring Game this year.

A strange phenomenon has overtaken college football this offseason. Numerous programs in the sport have decided to do away with their traditional spring games. This is partly out of fear of other programs "tampering" with players (you can thank the transfer portal and mega NIL deals for that) and partly so players can fully recover from the previous season.

Tennessee carries concerns into spring practice. But which position could keep Josh Heupel up at night? We rank them in our Vols podcast.

Tennessee Volunteers center Cooper Mays is off to the draft, which leaves the position up for grabs. Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel comments on the position battle going on early this spring.

It's no secret that the Tennessee Vols' offense needs to evolve in 2025. Tennessee averaged 42.7 points per game during the first two seasons (2021 and 2022) of the Josh Heupel era. Over the last two years,

Spring football practice is ramping up, and the power structure among Big Ten teams had a decidedly different look ahead of fhe 2025 season. Former NFL running back and Pitt product LeSean McCoy did not hold back on Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Justin Fields on In the aftermath of the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine,

An anonymous NFL coach made a comment about the Tennessee Vols at the NFL scouting combine this week that should make UT fans feel even better than they already do about head coach Josh Heupel. According to Tennessee Volunteers on Sports Illustrated's Brooks Austin,

The Tennessee Vols, like every other college football program in the nation, are hoping to figure out during spring practice how to be the best versions of themselves in 2025 For the Vols, that means (hopefully) figuring out how the offensive line is going to look in the fall.