Tennessee Volunteers head coach Josh Heupel gave his opinion on players entering the portal. The NCAA transfer portal opened up earlier this week and the Tennessee Volunteers have already had multiple players enter their names into the mix.

Which is why Heupel should pick up the phone (if he hasn't already) and give those coaches a call for some inside advice on what it will take to leave Columbus with a win on Decem

One of Tennessee's biggest games since the 1998 national title will carry high stakes. But Josh Heupel wants his Vols grounded to play Ohio State.

Josh Heupel said his Tennessee team is ready to play in cold conditions at Ohio State in a College Football Playoff game. That’s easy for him to say.

Josh Heupel received a $200,000 bonus for Tennessee football receiving a College Football Playoff berth. The Vols play Ohio State on Dec. 21.

The Vols, currently sitting at No. 8 in the latest CFP rankings, will be a CFP team barring very controversial circumstances. And with how the field has shaken out so far, Tennessee is absolutely in play to host a Playoff game, too. They’ll need some help from Maryland, USC and Texas A&M.

The inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff field was announced on Sunday. No. 8 seed Ohio State (10-2, 7-2 Big Ten) will host No. 9 seed Tennessee (10-2, 6-2 SEC) on Dec. 21 in the first round. Ki

Ohio State will have the opportunity to host a College Football Playoff game for the first time ever in a couple of weeks. As the No. 8 seed in the bracket, the Buckeyes are going to welcome the No. 9 Tennessee Volunteers to Columbus.

Heupel provided his thoughts on not being able to host a Playoff game in Knoxville, explaining that having a clash of this magnitude at Neyland would been great. But in the end, he and the program are just excited to be in the bracket and know that beating strong teams in different venues is just part of going on a deep run in the CFP.