GoVols247's Patrick Brown and Ryan Callahan react to Tennessee's win against Arkansas from Neyland Stadium late on Saturday night.

The Vols allowed a bunch of yards but made a bunch of plays on defense, and the offense put together 24 straight points to take control in the fourth quarter before the Razorbacks made things interesting late.

We discussed the good and bad of the performance, what it means for Tennessee with Alabama looming and the SEC looking as chaotic as ever and update some injuries and personnel items after the Vols moved to 5-1.

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GoVols247's Ben McKee and Ryan Callahan react on the latest GoVols247 Podcast to four-star forward Manny Green's decision to commit to Tennessee basketball.

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GoVols247's Ryan Callahan and Patrick Brown preview Tennessee's matchup against Arkansas and answer a handful of questions from our subscribers on The CheckerBoard.

No. 12 Tennessee is back in action after its open date and back in SEC play against Arkansas on Saturday at Neyland Stadium. The Razorbacks are 2-3 and fired head coach Sam Pittman after a 43-point home loss to Notre Dame, but in the two games before the blowout, Arkansas had Ole Miss and Memphis on the ropes late in the fourth quarter on the road. Which version of Arkansas, now under interim coach Bobby Petrino, will Tennessee face on Saturday.

We discussed why Tennessee's offense should be able to keep its hot streak rolling, concerns for the Vols defensively against QB Taylen Green & Co. and update the latest with Tennessee's injury situation.

Then we answered some questions from our subscribers about this game and Tennessee's transfer portal approach after the season.

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GoVols247's Patrick Brown and Ryan Callahan discuss the latest with Tennessee's injury situation and assess the rest-of-season outlook for the Vols on Monday of Arkansas week.

If and when will All-SEC cornerback Jermod McCoy be back in the lineup? We give our thoughts and intel of what is a situation with a lot of factors as the NFL prospect determines his return from an offseason knee injury. We also discuss if Tennessee will get Daevin Hobbs back on its defensive line against the Razorbacks.

Then we went big-picture with a look at the rest of the season for the Vols. Is a College Football Playoff berth on the cards? Can Tennessee put a full game together? What are the reasons for confidence and causes for concern? We discuss as Tennessee looks to turn a 4-1 September into a big October.

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GoVols247's Ryan Callahan and Patrick Brown discuss what Tennessee needs to accomplish during its first open date of 2025 and who the best players have been for the Vols so far this seasons.

In the first segment, we assessed the team's health situation and who Tennessee could get back for its next game against Arkansas. Then we discussed the areas the Vols need to improve moving forward the rest of the season. We also highlighted some young players who need to make the most of the extra practices this week to earn more playing time or be ready if they are called on -- like David Sanders Jr. and Jack Van Dorselaer were against Mississippi State.

Then Patrick and Ryan each ranked Tennessee's 10 best players so far this season. The top six are pretty obvious, but the Vols have a lot of contenders because a lot of players have contributed to their 4-1 start. Where did we agree and where did we have differences?

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GoVols247's Ben McKee and Ryan Callahan react to four-star wing Ralph Scott's decision to commit to Tennessee basketball.

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GoVols247's Ryan Callahan and Patrick Brown react live from Davis Wade Stadium in Starkville to No. 15 Tennessee football's 41-34 overtime win over Mississippi State.

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GoVols247's Patrick Brown and Ryan Callahan look ahead to Tennessee's four-year schedule rotations for the SEC nine-game schedules starting in 2026 and what it means for the Vols and the rest of the league.

We also updated Tennessee's injury situation heading into Saturday's game at Mississippi State.

Then we previewed the matchup with the Bulldogs and the areas of confidence and concerns for the Vols as they head to Starkville.

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GoVols247's Ben McKee is joined by Rocky Top Insider's Ryan Schumpert to discuss the top Tennessee basketball storylines they're paying attention to over the next several weeks.

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GoVols247 kicks off Mississippi State week with an early look at Tennessee's road trip to Starkville and the matchup with Jeff Lebby's much-improved Bulldogs. Are the Vols ready to handle their first road game of the season? And what's our concern level for a game that looked much different before the start of the season.

Then we also discuss Tennessee drawing Alabama, Vanderbilt and Kentucky as its annual/permanent SEC opponents in the league's nine-game scheduling format coming in 2026.

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