John Stucky was honored Thursday night as a “Legend in the Field” by the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association. The ceremony took place as part of the group’s national conference awards dinner at the Renaissance Nashville Hotel.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer is reporting that Ohio University is expected to introduce former University of Tennessee standout Semeka Randall as it new women's basketball coach this afternoon.

Tennessee men's basketball coach Bruce Pearl has spent the majority of his life making others laugh, but Thursday night the tables were turned on him.

Even with National Signing Day more than seven months away, Jarvis Giles is used to recruiting rumors.
That’s why the tailback from Gaither High School in Tampa, Fla., snickered when he heard the latest on the Internet: that he was days away from committing to Tennessee.

The drive for five got off to a slow start for the University of Tennessee women's golf team.

Todd Raleigh may be scrounging around the trainer's room looking for a tourniquet right about now.

Tennessee coaches told Maurice Staley he was blowing a great opportunity. Family members told him the same thing.

BATON ROUGE, La. — The Tennessee Lady Vols had trailed in 26 different games going into their SEC softball tournament opener Thursday at Tiger Park and had come back to win 13.

Tennessee center Josh McNeil is one of 42 players named to the watch list for the Rimington Trophy, given annually to the nation’s top college center.

ALEXANDRIA, La. — LSU basketball coach Trent Johnson said he was caught off guard when he learned prized recruit J’Mison Morgan wanted to be released from his commitment to the Tigers so he could instead attempt to play for UCLA.
Morgan was recruited by former LSU coach John Brady and assistant Butch Pierre, who later served as interim coach late last season before Johnson was given the job full-time.

Cordell Passley, who originally committed to Tennessee as a highly touted freshman but never signed with the Vols, signed with Vincennes University in Indiana.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - No matter who is on the field, Arkansas will rely on some inexperienced players next season.

That seems especially true at wide receiver.

Tennessee softball player Tonya Callahan was named SEC Player of the Year on Wednesday night in Baton Rouge. La.
The senior third baseman hit .500 (30-for-60) in SEC play this season with 10 home runs and 25 RBIs.

Fifty-seven University of Tennessee student-athletes representing 11 men's and women's sports are set to go through graduation ceremonies Friday.

The recommendation means more than the stats when it comes to new Tennessee basketball signee Bobby Maze. The recommendation comes from Ryan Swanson, Maze's coach at Hutchinson (Kan.) Community College.

Junior Danielle Pieroni vividly remembers the turning point in her collegiate softball career. "I came up with the bases loaded in the (College) World Series,'' Pieroni said with a faraway look in her eyes, reflecting on a sixth- inning at-bat in the decisive third game against Arizona last June. "And I struck out.

First, there was an hour-and-a-half long team meeting in right field. Players listened. Coaches yelled.

Deadra Charles-Furlow has been hired as an assistant coach on the Lady Vols basketball team, UT announced on the Lady Vols website today. Charles-Furlow replaces former assistant Nikki Caldwell who accepted the head coaching position at UCLA last month.

Tennessee found the solution to its point guard issue when junior college All-American Bobby Maze signed a basketball letter of intent Wednesday to play for the Vols next season.
“Stevie Wonder could see this is where I needed to be,” said Maze, who transferred from Oklahoma to Hutchinson (Kan.) Community College last year. “They’ve called me ‘The Solution’ here, so you do the equation: What better place could I be?”

Holly Warlick drove to work Wednesday, following the same routine she has for the past 23 years as a member of the Tennessee women’s basketball coaching staff.
“My car’s on autopilot,’’ she said jokingly.
So is the driver. Warlick will stay that way after South Carolina chose Temple coach Dawn Staley to fill the head-coaching opening for which Warlick interviewed twice.
All in all, Warlick is fine with the status quo.