Makalusky is the 15th and final addition for Kim Caldwell’s squad.

The Vols will head to Lexington to face Kentucky this weekend.

The Lady Vols roster now sits at 14 players.

I’d say an eight-inning, complete game shutout is worthy of this award.

The Box Office Vols are back in the Top 25.

Josephs becomes the fourth Vol taken in this year’s draft.

Jermod McCoy becomes the first Vol selected on Day 3.

Brazzell is the second Volunteer to come off the board on Day 2.

Colton Hood certainly made the most out of his opportunity in Knoxville.

The Vols restart SEC play after a much-needed rest.

Rick Barnes picks up his sixth transfer portal commit this offseason.

The freshman phenom will not return to Knoxville.

The Bay Shore (NY) native appeared in only 7 games last season.

The Georgia native will arrive in Knoxville on Wednesday.

Justin Gainey will be heading back to the Volunteer state to take on Rick Barnes and the Vols.

Janneh is the seventh portal commit for Kim Caldwell and Co.

The Lady Vols are back on the diamond after nearly a week off.

Another week of baseball at LNS is on-deck.

It’s officially Draft Week!

The Vols certianly won’t be lacking scoring next season.

The Box Office Vols are looking to stay hot at LNS this weekend.

Chris Washington Jr. puts a bow on Rick Barnes’ 2026 recruiting class.

Phillips is off to College Station.

Haralson is headed Rocky Top.

The two-year Vol makes his way to the Big 10.

Kim Caldwell and Co. land an in-conference transfer guard.

The five-star running back will be back in Knoxville for an official visit in the summer.

Jaylen Carey is headed to play for Dennis Gates and the Tigers.

The former McDonald’s All-American will arrive in Knoxville on Tuesday.

A career-high 8 strikeouts for Cam in Starkville!

Craft will have three years of eligibility remaining.

The Murfreesboro native will see Knoxville officially later this week.

The twins from New Jersey are headed back home.

The Volunteers will be Ames’ fourth school in four years.