It was a tale of two halves for Tennessee on Tuesday night in Knoxville. The first was a major struggle. The second was as free and fast as the wind. Tennessee turned a one-point halftime lead into a comfortable win,

Ole Miss was the biggest riser in the SEC women's basketball power rankings this week after a big win over Vanderbilt.

Tennessee basketball picked up its fourth straight win in dominant fashion over Ole Miss. Rick Barnes knows this is when teams 'separate.'

Chris Beard and Co. hit the road to Knoxville to take on a Top-25 foe, eyeing a statement win in SEC play.

Nate Ament scored 26 of his 28 points in the second half to lead No. 25 Tennessee to its fourth consecutive victory Tuesday night with an 84-66 win over Mississippi. The Volunteers (16-6, 6-3 Southeastern Conference) led 67-51 with 6:15 left when Rebels guard AJ Storr had the ball stripped from him and was called for a foul.

No. 25 Tennessee seems to be hitting its stride as the first half of the SEC season winds down. The Volunteers (15-6, 5-3 SEC) will try to win their fourth consecutive game when they play Ole Miss (11-10,

Chris Beard's livid reaction to an official's call led to him being ejected from Ole Miss's game against Tennessee.

Tennessee basketball beat Ole Miss as freshman Nate Ament erupted, earning rare praise from Rick Barnes and fueling momentum on Tuesday night.