The Tennessee Vols are officially in the market for a new head baseball coach after Tony Vitello agreed to become the San Francisco Giants' new manager this week. Vitello was hired by Tennessee in 2017.

We're back to see how EA Sports College Football 26 predicts Tennessee football will perform vs. Kentucky at Kroger Field this Saturday.

Former Tennessee baseball assistant and current head coach could be an option for the Vols' job to replace Tony Vitello.

The Tennessee Vols will head to Lexington this weekend for a road matchup against the Kentucky Wildcats. Tennessee is coming off a 37-20 loss to the Alabama Crimson Tide in Tuscaloosa while Kentucky's most recent game was a 16-13 overtime loss at home to the Texas Longhorns.

The Tennessee Volunteers are one of the many teams across the SEC experiencing the injury bug, as they are down and without one of their best players, if not their best player on the roster when you look at their value. That player being Jermod McCoy.

The Wildcats' best offensive player went to the hospital mid-game versus Texas, but returned for their final 2 drives.

Millions of dollars have been allocated to improvements to Lindsey Nelson Stadium which will make it one of the finest venues in college sports, and that can all be attributed to Tony Vitello. Tennessee had some success in college baseball before Vitello came to town but nothing like the Vols have enjoyed in the last eight years.

Tennessee Volunteers tight end Miles Kitselman offers an intriguing blend of physical traits. He’s unofficially listed at 6'5", 255 lbs. but moves well as a linear athlete. Kitselman primarily aligns in-line or at H-back but also has significant experience deploying from the slot.

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