Men's Basketball

Turns out January’s fuss over the death of Tennessee-Memphis wasn’t a eulogy.

Tennessee basketball players Armani Moore and Josh Richardson will each head to the Dominican Republic this summer on basketball trips with a bigger mission.

Though the weight grew heavy, Tennessee men’s basketball has emerged from a week seemingly subscribed to adversity.

Tennessee rising senior Jordan McRae’s NBA dreams received a boost Thursday.

Cuonzo Martin is reticent. Robert Golden is rebutting.

In the aftermath of Tuesday's abrupt announcement of point guard Trae Golden’s transfer from Tennessee, UT coach Cuonzo Martin called the move “a key loss” and repeatedly added, “Trae has to do what’s best for Trae Golden.”

Tennessee men’s basketball issued a Tuesday release announcing starting point guard Trae Golden has decided to transfer for his senior season.

Tennessee coach Cuonzo Martin confirmed the news in a two-word text to the News Sentinel.

Rising senior Tennessee basketball player Trae Golden will transfer following the completion of the spring semester.

Seeing his son yo-yoed from a committed, signed recruit heading to Tennessee to a free agent searching for a new school, John Landry says he learned “the nature of the beast” and the “big business” of college basketball.

Tennessee’s director of basketball operations position has now been open for two weeks.

Former Tennessee signee Travon Landry has officially been added to New Mexico State’s 2013-14 signing class, the school announced Monday.

Despite being committed to Tennessee since December 2011, Travon Landry is looking for a home to play college basketball.

The field for the Battle 4 Atlantis was finalized Thursday with Iowa joining a field consisting of Tennessee, Kansas, Southern Cal, UTEP, Villanova, Wake Forest and Xavier.

Tennessee’s Jordan McRae was named most valuable player Monday night as the men’s basketball team held its season-ending banquet for 2012-13.