Today On Rocky Top: Tennessee Volunteers News 3/31

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Sep 15, 2012; Knoxville, TN, USA; Tennessee Volunteers pioneer mascot flag bearer waves the flag during the Vol Walk outside Neyland Stadium prior to the game against the Florida Gators. Mandatory Credit: Jim Brown-USA TODAY Sports

From Rant Sports

"The Tennessee Volunteers are rebuilding after losing their best players (Tyler Bray, Justin Hunter and Cordarrelle Patterson) and their head coach (Derek Dooley) last season. Now, the Butch Jones coaching era begins for the Volunteers. How the Volunteers play in their first three games of the season will determine how the rest of the season plays out for Tennessee.The Volunteers play Austin Peay in Knoxville for the first game of the season. This should be an easy win for Tennessee, and will give a needed boost to this young team’s confidence before they start to get into the tougher opponents on their schedule."

From Fansided 150

"2014 four-star safety Cortez McDowell will be unofficially visiting the Auburn Tigers today, and the Tigers comprise one of McDowell’s offers from elite SEC programs. Ranked by 247Sports as the 119th best player in the nation and the 247Composite at 206th, McDowell is a reported Tennessee Volunteers lean early on."

From Go Vols Xtra 

"It rained consistently and it poured periodically, but baseball was played deep into the night at Hawkins Field on Friday. No. 3 Vanderbilt took the first of a three-game series with Tennessee, defeating the Vols 4-3 in 12 innings."

From Nooga.com

"With Tennessee overbooked by one scholarship for the 2013-14 squad, at least one player currently scheduled to be on scholarship next season won’t be.The odd man out won’t be three-star point guard signee Travon Landry, according to Rob Fulford, who coached Landry at Huntington (W.V) Prep in 2012-13."

From the Times Free Press 

"Mike Bajakian wants his offense to play and move quickly.So Tennessee’s offensive coordinator wants his players thinking fast.The pace goes well beyond the practice field, too."

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