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Tennessee Volunteers

Stockton has played only 135 snaps off the bench in his three years in Athens. Now, he is QB1 in the College Football Playoff.

We’re talking plays that couldn’t possibly be duplicated, calls that can’t be explained, huge leads blown and/or great seasons squandered.

Sampson, the SEC offensive player of the year, finished the 2024 season with 1,491 rushing yards and 22 touchdowns.

Saturday’s loss doesn’t change the Vols’ improved lot in life and the apparent end to the worst two decades of football in program history.

Tennessee looked the part of a good team all season but has yet to ascend to the sport's upper crust.

All four first-round games in the first 12-team Playoff were decided by double digits. It's unfortunate — but not a reason to panic.

Is something wrong with the system already, or are Notre Dame, Penn State, Texas and Ohio State just really good teams?

Two programs very familiar with the time-honored tradition of Pasadena will reconvene at the Rose Bowl.

Ohio State hosts Tennessee in a matchup of two of college football's best defenses. The Buckeyes are favored by a touchdown.

The home teams are the betting favorites in all four first-round games of the College Football Playoff.

The stakes couldn’t be more different for the coaches. Much of that is because of what they inherited and have done since.

The first-ever on-campus College Football Playoff games are here. Will they add to our list of memorably loud moments?

What changed? How did college football evolve from doomsayers bemoaning a postseason to a 12-team tournament kicking off Friday night?

The lack of a dominant QB or two on key contenders is a big reason why this College Football Playoff seems fairly wide open.

Welcome to Until Saturday, the five-star college football newsletter: The 12-team Playoff is almost here.