ESPN’s Bracketology update Saturday night brought Tennessee closer to home for the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament. Joe Lunardi moved the Vols back to the No. 2 seed in Lexington after having them in Cleveland earlier in the week.

South Carolina dropped both games remaining on their regular season schedule against Georgia and Tennessee to sit at 12-19 overall, as well as 2-16 in SEC play. The Gamecocks are now the conference's No. 16 seed, and will face Arkansas on Mar. 12 in the first round.

Georgia pulled off a 72-69 upset win over No. 11 Tennessee on Sunday in one of the largest upsets in women's college basketball this season. The Bulldogs earned their first win over an AP Top 25 opponent this season while spoiling the Lady Vols' senior night in Knoxville.

After a dominant run through the SEC, the Tigers have lost their last two games. Will they bounce back as the top seed in the conference tournament?

Tennessee will face either Texas A&M, Vanderbilt or Texas in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals on Friday afternoon at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. The Vols are the No. 4 seed, awaiting No. 5 Texas A&M,

Tennessee is working to add a running back to its 2026 football recruiting class. Four-star running back Jonaz Walton will visit Tennessee on April 7. Tennessee will be his third of four recruiting visits, including Florida on March 13, Alabama on April 4 and Notre Dame on April 8.

Basketball Tournament is at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, March 12-16. Here is the full bracket and TV schedule.