Tennessee basketball has six open spots on its roster to fill via the transfer portal after its season ended in the Elite Eight again.

Everybody knows about the defense, but Tennessee players say other parts of the Volunteers’ game are underrated ahead of Friday’s Sweet 16 matchup.

INDIANAPOLIS − Tennessee basketball is on the verge of program history again. The No. 2 seed Vols are a win away from their first Final Four as they face No. 1 seed Houston in the Elite Eight on ...

No. 1 seed Houston is headed to the Final Four for the second time in the past five seasons after imposing its will on No. 2 seed Tennessee for a 69-50 win in the Elite Eight on Sunday. The Cougars used a masterful defensive effort to build a 22-point first half lead and then held on late for their 17th consecutive victory.

The Tennessee-Wofford basketball game will mark the second time the Vols will play a NCAA Tournament contest at an arena of a league counterpart.

Tennessee basketball had plans for its first night in Indianapolis. The Vols went to watch Dalton Knecht play for the Los Angeles Lakers against the Indiana Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

Rick Barnes, Zakai Zeigler and No. 2 Tennessee knocked off Mark Pope, Otega Oweh and No. 3 Kentucky, 78-65, in the Sweet 16 of men's March Madness on Friday night to earn a spot in the Elite Eight.