The latest College Football Playoff rankings come out Tuesday, so we offer projections and predictions of where Tennessee Vols football will be.

Why Tennessee is rising, Miami is falling and Ohio State, Texas and Clemson are steady in the College Football Playoff race.

Tennessee fans are planning for a College Football Playoff game. But will it be home or away? Let's look at the scenarios in the Vols mailbag.

If Tennessee hosts a first-round playoff game, students will help pack Neyland Stadium. And they won't have to pay much to get a ticket.

Tennessee's defense has carried it through offensive lulls, but the Vols are improving, especially at the QB position.

Tennessee sent emails to season-ticket holders and students to prepare them to buy tickets to College Football Playoff games. Here's the breakdown.

Tennessee is still projected to play a road game in the College Football Playoff despite Ohio State's bad loss at home to Michigan.

Tennessee defeats the Vanderbilt Commodores on Saturday to secure their reservation for the College Football Playoffs.

With how dominant they looked during rivalry week vs. Vanderbilt, it is no surprise that Tennessee has essentially punched its ticket into the College Football