Tennessee Vols

Fast start helps No. 1 Alabama trounce Tennessee 58-21
Hillsboro Globe Reporter – HILLSBORO GLOBE REPORTS
• October 21, 2018

Georgia dismantles Tennessee but still bright spots for the Vols
Hillsboro Globe Reporter – West Parker, Writer
• October 10, 2018

Jurors acquit ex-Tennessee football players in rape trial
Hillsboro Globe Reporter – By STEVE MEGARGEE, AP Sports Writer
• July 29, 2018

Longtime Vols broadcaster Ward honored at tribute ceremony
Hillsboro Globe Reporter – AP Reports
• June 27, 2018

Holdsclaw leads Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame finalists
Hillsboro Globe Reporter – AP Reports
• January 12, 2018

Vols believe they can thrive amid lack of preseason acclaim
Hillsboro Globe Reporter – STEVE MEGARGEE, AP Sports Writer
• July 20, 2017
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