Tennessee head football coach Josh Heupel needs to fix his roster but the options he has to do that will not be easy on him or his Volunteers recruits.

A coach can't directly contribute to his NIL program. But there are ways around that. And who's afraid of the NCAA now?

Tennessee head football coach Josh Heupel is finding it much harder to reload his Volunteers roster this cycle than it was last year.

The Tennessee Vols could be in danger of losing a 2026 three-star commit to one of their top rivals. According to On3's Chad Simmons, Alabama and Florida are among the programs that are "pushing" for Vols three-star defensive line commit Tyson Bacon.

Tennessee kept Nico Iamaleava, Mike Matthews and Boo Carter out of the portal. But it hasn't added much. We discuss roster moves our Vols podcast.

Tennessee landed a commitment from Osenda, the No. 21-ranked OT in the Rivals250, on Saturday from the AAB in San Antonio. Osenda declared for the in-state Vols over Georgia, South Carolina, Florida,

Gabriel Osenda has officially committed to Tennessee football. Tennessee landed another 2026 commitment as this time it is from one of the best in-state prospects. Baylor School offensive lineman Gabriel Osenda announced during the All-American Bowl that he is committing to the Tennessee Volunteers.

Gabriel Osenda is a 6-foot-7, 330-pound offensive lineman from the Baylor School in Chattanooga. He committed to Tennessee on Saturday.