Caleb Jarreau is a Sports Reporter at various esteemed publications including Herald-News, The Daily Beacon, and USA TODAY. He specializes in covering competitive and professional sports, with a keen focus on team sports and sports tournaments, while also exploring the intersection of sports with arts and entertainment. Caleb's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports UK, AZCentral, and The Oklahoman, showcasing his versatility and depth in sports journalism.
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By: Caleb Jarreau
Tennessee Basketball has gone 0-2 in the preseason slate with a pair of tough losses to Xavier and at Duke. The losses don’t count on the Vols’ win-loss record, but they’ll sting for the new-look roster nonetheless. Tennessee was completely outmatched by Duke on Tuesday night and looked shaky in the second half against Xavier last week.
By: Caleb Jarreau
As we head into the eighth week of the college football season, we’re taking a look at the team statistics for both Tennessee and South Carolina ahead of their clash this weekend in Columbia. The Vols are riding high from an emotional win over Alabama last weekend, but the Gamecocks are well rested from a bye week. Tennessee is ranked as the No. 11 team in the country, but the Gamecocks are the 2.5-point favorites at the time of this publication.
By: Caleb Jarreau
Tennessee football is looking to continue its momentum against South Carolina
By: Caleb Jarreau
Tennessee football may be knocking on the door of a top-10 ranking, but South Carolina still holds the betting edge heading into Saturday’s game in Columbia. FanDuel has the Gamecocks as a 2.5-point favorite, and the Vols opened with the same projected edge.
Tennessee football is back on the road for one of the biggest games of the year. The Vols will play at South Carolina at 3:30 p.m. ET, with the game airing on ESPN.
By: Caleb Jarreau
Tennessee football has another SEC road test. This time, the Vols are playing at South Carolina with plenty of postseason implications already on the line.
By: Caleb Jarreau
Tennessee football was minutes away from beating South Carolina, but collapsed down the stretch. The result of the sloppy play was a 27-24 loss to hand the Vols their second loss of the season.
By: Caleb Jarreau
In the first quarter, George MacIntyre found DaSaahn Brame for a 35-yard touchdown. However, it was brought back for an illegal shift. In the third quarter, he hit Mike Matthews on a beautiful 48-yard touchdown strike. That one was called back for an illegal man downfield. Then, in the fourth quarter, he connected with Braylon Staley on an 18-yard score. That one came back for a hold.
By: Caleb Jarreau
Tennessee football is now entering its bye week with four games left on the schedule. The Vols host Kentucky, travel to Texas A&M, are back home against LSU and then on the road at Vanderbilt to wrap things up.
By: Caleb Jarreau
Some of the offseason optimism for Tennessee Basketball was dampened a little bit this month after two preseason losses, but there are still plenty of reasons to believe that Rick Barnes’ 2026-2027 roster is among the best that he’s had during his Tennessee tenure. The Vols clearly need some time to build on-court cohesion against competition, but Tennessee has a loaded team of scorers once things get going. There’s no reason to hit the panic button in October, but there is a reality that the Vols’ starting point might be a bit lower than some had projected heading into the season.
