In order to host a playoff game the Vols would need to be seeded (not ranked) in the top eight of the CFP after championship weekend’s conclusion.

The Tennessee Vols probably won't be hosting a College Football Playoff game in Neyland Stadium later this month. Tennessee is penciled in as the No. 9 seed in the latest playoff rankings, which means they'd play at Ohio State in the first round.

Conference championship week has arrived in college football following Week 14. Tennessee (10-2, 6-2 SEC) ended its regular-season with a, 36-23, win at Vanderbilt. The Vols await their final College

After completing a 10-win regular season with a 36-23 win over Vanderbilt, Tennessee football comes in at No. 7 in the penultimate College Football Playoff Committee Rankings released on Tuesday night.

In order to host a playoff game the Vols would need to be seeded (not ranked) in the top eight of the CFP after championship weekend’s conclusion.

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

Tennessee's last hope of hosting a College Football Playoff game depends on the SEC or Big Ten title games, plus help from the selection committee.

The Tennessee Volunteers indeed are going to be a part of the College Football Playoff field, as confirmed by the latest rankings and bracket release on Tuesday night. However, Tennessee fans are not happy,

Predicting how far the Tennessee Volunteers will rise in the latest college football playoff rankings. Another round of college football playoff rankings will be released Tuesday evening, and due to some more chaos occuring,