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Marvin West's coverage is highly localized to Tennessee, with a focus on college football and NCAA basketball. His articles primarily cover events and evolving stories related to these sports, often featuring profiles of athletes or game analysis.
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Coach didn’t say it but we think the proverbial hay is in the barn. Saturday was a make-believe Tennessee game day to rehearse final details. You go there. You stand here. Avoid confusion. Be sure you know who will cover punts and who will help with returns. Certain assistant coaches are assigned to the press […]
If you are chatting with Josh today, before he is full focus on undefeated Furman, ask if he has heard the Georgia State story. The Panthers are among the first hundred reasons Heupel has his job at Tennessee. Here are some talking points: Then coach Jeremy Pruitt, never mistaken for the smartest turnip in the […]
Coach didn’t say it but we think the proverbial hay is in the barn. Saturday was a make-believe Tennessee game day to rehearse final details. You go there.
Bill Schmidt, dreamer, visionary and world-class businessman, has died at 78. Knoxville was his retirement choice. I know about his life. It was very successful. He dodged the coal mines of Pennsylvania and won the Olympic javelin bronze medal in Munich. After that, it seemed everything he touched turned to gold. For the 1972 return […]
Bill Schmidt, dreamer, visionary and world-class businessman, has died at 78. Knoxville was his retirement choice. I know about his life. It was very succe
Georgia Tech, Tennessee’s September 12 opponent in Atlanta, is going to be in a very bad humor. The Yellow Jackets lost their opener to Colorado, 14-13. The Tech offense failed to score. The Buffs won with a late drive and touchdown pass. Tech had a last-gasp chance to save the game. With 37 seconds remaining, […]
Tennessee's freshman quarterback did not behave like a freshman. He accounted for five touchdowns in the 56-9 rout of the Paladins Saturday at overheated Neyland Stadium. Coaches and teammates did not seem surprised by his success.
What you saw last Saturday at the Neyland pressure cooker was a few million dollars difference in talent – players and coaches.
A large number of football fans know the Volunteers are to play at Bobby Dodd Stadium in Atlanta on Saturday. Several may not know that Tennessee and Georgia Tech share connections to that famous name.
Tennessee polished off Georgia Tech, 45-24, Saturday night at sold-out Bobby Dodd Stadium in Atlanta. A surprising number of Vol fans were eye-witnesses.
