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Vols prepare for scrimmage Saturday

March 31, 2011 by UT Sports Information

Tennessee’s practice Thursday inside the Neyland-Thompson Sports Center marked the final time that the Vols will work out on the field before taking part in their first scrimmage of the spring Saturday at Neyland Stadium. “You see things in practice, but when you get to scrimmage time, […] Read the full article...

Vols begin week two of spring practice

March 29, 2011 by UT Sports Information

Tennessee returned to the practice fields Tuesday but it didn’t come without bad news. Offensive lineman Ja’Wuan James, who started all 13 games at right tackle as a freshman in 2010, will “probably” miss the remainder of spring practice because of mononucleosis, according to head coach Derek […] Read the full article...

Vols wrap up first week of spring practice

March 26, 2011 by UT Sports Information

Tennessee completed its first week of the 2011 spring practice schedule with a two-hour workout Saturday at Haslam Field. The Vols spent most of the week installing the different facets of their playbook. “We almost most of our offensive and defensive situations in,” head coach Derek Dooley […] Read the full article...

Vols practice in pads

March 24, 2011 by UT Sports Information

After two days of practicing in helmets and shorts, Tennessee worked out in full pads Thursday afternoon, allowing the Vols to increase their physicality during practice.   “I told the team yesterday that there’s never been an SEC champion that didn’t play physical football,” head coach Derek […] Read the full article...

Vols adjust to weather on second day of spring practice

March 23, 2011 by UT Sports Information

Although Tennessee’s coaches have done everything possible to prepare for spring practice, spotty weather forced the Vols to adjust their gameplan on the second day of UT’s 2011 spring session Wednesday. “We had a lot of adversity today,” head coach Derek Dooley said. “We went outside, inside, […] Read the full article...

Vols’ 2011 spring practice underway

March 22, 2011 by UT Sports Information

Tennessee opened up spring practice Tuesday for the second time under head coach Derek Dooley as the Vols took Haslam Field for better than two hours. After being hired in January 2010, Dooley had just over two months to prepare for his first spring session with the […] Read the full article...

Agreement reached on Pearl firing, details disclosed

March 21, 2011 by UT Sports Information

The University of Tennessee announced today that it has reached an agreement with head men’s basketball coach Bruce Pearl that will relieve Pearl and his immediate staff of their duties. The process of finding the next head men’s basketball coach at Tennessee will begin immediately. Statement from […] Read the full article...

Derek Dooley pre-spring practice media luncheon transcript

March 21, 2011 by UT Sports Information

“I thought I’d first tell you a little bit about the offseason. We had an eight-week offseason program in the winter and it was so important we get bigger, faster and stronger. The stature of our team was well below what it needed to be to compete […] Read the full article...

Vols impressive during pro day

March 11, 2011 by UT Sports Information

Tennessee’s annual pro timing session, held Friday inside the Neyland-Thompson Sports Center, allowed National Football League scouts the opportunity to see first-hand the skills of recent UT performers. A dozen former Vols took part in front of 24 NFL representatives, and the man who organizes the event […] Read the full article...

Vols open spring practice March 22

March 9, 2011 by VolNation Staff

Tennessee’s first spring practice day for 2011 is set for Tuesday, March 22, with a 4 p.m. workout at Haslam Field. The Vols have 14 practice sessions leading into the Dish Network Orange and White Game, set for April 16 at Neyland Stadium. Kickoff for the Dish […] Read the full article...

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