Josh Heupel knows why Tennessee fans will watch the first College Football Playoff rankings show on Tuesday, but it won’t be must-see TV for him.

When the first College Football Playoff rankings of the year are released on Tuesday night, the Tennessee Vols will likely be in the top 12. Tennessee is No. 7 in the latest AP Top 25 poll. While the AP Top 25 poll has nothing to do with playoff rankings,

What Josh Heupel said during his weekly press conference on Monday afternoon, looking back at Tennessee’s 28-18 win over Kentucky and previewing Saturday night’s game against Mississippi State: Opening Statement “Looking forward to Saturday with our team.

Tennessee kicker Max Gilbert missed all three field-goal attempts against Kentucky. He is 1-for-6 on field goals in the Vols' past two games.

OK, so I wasn't a believer four years ago,” Dodd prefaced before saying, “Winning at UCF and diving into the SEC cauldron at Tennessee are two different things. But Heupel

Everything head coach Josh Heupel said after No. 7 Tennessee’s 28-18 win over Kentucky Saturday night at Neyland Stadium: Opening Statement “Awesome environment again tonight. Crowd was a huge part of the night man.

Predicting what the college football playoff rankings will look like and where Tennessee will be ranked. College football is headed into week 11 and that means the first release of college football playoff rankings are occuring this week.