Tennessee has added a key piece for its offensive line out of the NCAA Transfer Portal. Former Arizona offensive lineman Wendell Moe has signed with the Volunteers, per On3’s Pete Nakos.

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Tennessee football landed Arizona transfer Wendell Moe, a former All-Pac-12 selection, from the portal on Wednesday. Moe, a 6-foot-2, 339-pounder, visited Tennessee over the weekend. On social ...

NFL teams at the Senior Bowl believe a former Volunteers' talent was wasted by Tennessee. The Senior Bowl wrapped up this ...

Before the season started, Cincinnati coach Wes Miller said the Big 12 was unquestionably the deepest college basketball ...

Arizona and Florida are considered “No. 1 ... Counterpoint: When I was a student, school choice benefited me and it will help Tennessee children too We hear lawmakers in Nashville are trying ...

Moe reeled in offers from Miami, Arizona State, USC, Washington, UCLA and California after entering the portal and picked Tennessee over Auburn after visiting both schools. GoVols247 breaks down ...

Lea's vote was notably higher on both Missouri and LSU than the consensus. Lea ranked Missouri No. 13 compared to its No. 20 ranking in the final poll. LSU was No. 22 in Lea's poll and unranked in the ...

Tennessee’s 2024 season came to an end on ... The Vols already landed one commitment out of the portal with three-star Arizona offensive lineman Wendell Moe Jr., and they hosted some other ...

However, while Tennessee was below Arizona State in the final poll, Lea's rankings had the Vols just below Indiana. Tennessee and Indiana both lost in the first round of the College Football Playoff.