While many of us thought that George MacIntyre would be the favorite to start vs. Alabama, Faizon Brandon has made things interesting.
Will Tennessee be able to pull off an upset against Alabama this weekend? In order for that to happen, these three players will need to step up.
After shocking No. 6 Alabama at Neyland Stadium, Tennessee has seen its College Football Playoff odds fire up in a big way per the ESPN College Football Power Index.
Once again, George MacIntyre is set to start for Tennessee, this time against Alabama. What does this mean for Faizon Brandon?
With Josh Heupel naming George MacIntyre his starter to face Alabama, it looks like extra hope has arrived for the Vols to do the unthinkable.
With stud Alabama center Racin Delgatty dealing with a knee injury, it's totally unknown if he'll play this weekend at Tennessee or not.
Alabama may be favored by 7.5 points to take down Tennessee, but the Vols will be ready to send everyone home from Neyland Stadium with a smile on their face.
As you probably could have guessed, Tennessee quarterback George MacIntyre was a bit emotional after the Vols were able to take down Alabama.
Hoping for Josh Heupel to announce his starting quarterback soon to take on Alabama? Don't count on it happening.
While other programs, including Ole Miss, are working to flip a stud Tennessee commit, he's locked in with the Vols.
Several Tennessee Vols stood out in the win against Alabama, while Kalen DeBoer is back on fans' bad side once again.
In this postgame interview with ESPN, Josh Heupel didn't hide his emotions after Tennessee was able to stun Alabama at Neyland Stadium.
It's go time for George MacIntyre against Alabama, and Tennessee head coach Josh Heuel has full trust in him.
For now, Tennessee is on the outside of the Top 5 for SEC rankings, but that all can change with an upset of Alabama this weekend.
Tennessee basketball has dreams of reaching the Final Four this season, but the loss to Xavier has to be a major wakeup call for this team.