What We Know About Tennessee Football
The 2025 College Football season is quickly approaching, and the Tennessee Volunteers are nearing the end of fall camp.
The Vols will not have practice today (Thursday) but will resume on Friday before conducting the last fall camp session on Saturday.
Since the end of last season, a lot has transpired for the Vols. Tennessee came into the fall knowing that questions needed to be answered. What will the offense look like? Can the defense be as good or better than last year? Who will be QB1?
Some situations are a bit clearer as the beginning of the season draws near.
It appears that the team is coming together nicely, overall. The Vols will be young and inexperienced, particularly on the offensive side. New QB, replacing a versatile RB, four new OL, new group of WRs, and a veteran TE room. This offensive can be very explosive if everyone gels and thing fall in line. On the flip side, it could be as bad the other way. The young talent has shown flashes of what could potentially transpire.
Vols on SI takes a closer look at some of the individual positional situations on offense.
Josh Heupel made it clear during SEC Media Days that there would be a battle for the starting quarterback job despite many initially believing that UCLA transfer Joey Aguilar was the guy. It will be interesting to see how this unfolds as Jake Merklinger and George MacIntyre are both young guys, but if they are ready, they’ll have the chance to earn the job.
