The only question remaining about Tennessee's fourth-year coach Jos Heupel: How will he fare in the College Football Playoff?

Things didn’t start off as planned for Tennessee football on Saturday. The Volunteers’ arch rival Vanderbilt came out of the gates on fire with a chance to ruin Tennessee’s season and took a 14-0 lead in the opening five minutes of the game with a kickoff return for a touchdown,

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.

Everything head coach Josh Heupel said after No. 7 Tennessee beat Vanderbilt 36-23 Saturday afternoon at FirstBank Stadium, rallying from an early 14-0 deficit to solidify a spot in the 12-team College Football Playoff: Opening Statement “Just proud of our football team.

Win and you are in. That is what is at stake for the Tennessee Volunteers. After last weekend's chaos, the Vols went from completely out of the College Football

A huge interception in the endzone by Jermod McCoy, a few big plays in the passing game, Dylan Sampson doing Dylan Sampson things — Tennessee stormed back to take a lead into halftime. They would quickly put things away to open the second half.

Josh Heupel had one question for his Tennessee Football team after its rally to win 36-23 at Vanderbilt Saturday afternoon at FirstBank Stadium. What do the Vols want to be about in the College Football Playoff?

Vanderbilt jumped out to a 14-0 lead in the first five minutes of the game, but the Vols were able to keep their composure despite the early deficit and they were ultimately able