Tennessee football held their second day of press conferences ahead of their game against the Oklahoma Sooners. With that being said multiple coaches took the s

What head coach Brent Venables said during his press conference on Tuesday previewing No. 17 Oklahoma (6-2, 2-2) at No. 14 Tennessee (6-2, 3-2 SEC) on Saturday night (7:30 Eastern Time, ABC) at Neyland Stadium: Opening Statement “Going to Knoxville this weekend.

Following a win at Kentucky, Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel discussed refocusing and preparing for the Sooners.

The Tennessee football program will host Oklahoma this week with a lot on the line in the race for a bid in the College Football Playoff and the explosive Volun

The star QB for the Sooners recently touched on some of his struggles this season, and said his injured thumb had nothing to do with it.

Tennessee first played Oklahoma in the 1939 Orange Bowl following its national championship season in 1938. The Vols shut out Oklahoma, 17-0, to complete an undefeated season. The two teams also played in the 1967 Orange Bowl with the Sooners winning, 26-24. Oklahoma won at home in 2014, recording a 34-10 victory.

Venables talked about Courtland Guillory's improvement, Kendal Daniels' growth and the state of college football

Oklahoma faces Tennessee at Rocky Top in a pivotal SEC primetime game; both teams are 6-2, with their playoff dreams on the line. Donnie and Joe break it down!