Matt Lakin

The stolen laptop Cameron Clear used to surf the Internet when campus police arrested him didn't travel far, court records show.

KNOXVILLE — Cameron Clear was sitting at the entrance to Neyland Stadium when University of Tennessee police caught him surfing the Internet with a laptop stolen from a fellow athlete, court records show.

He held the respect of all his swimmers, revered by students as the rock of the aquatics program. He trawled the Internet in private, leading a life of lies in search of drug-fueled sex with strangers.

Whatever led to John Trembley's firing could lead the ex-University of Tennessee swim coach to a courtroom, but no one's saying for what or why.

KNOXVILLE — Former University of Tennessee swim coach John Trembley has hired a lawyer as police and prosecutors meet today to discuss a criminal investigation into the "gross misconduct" that led to his firing.

An in-cruiser video camera captured the traffic stop of four University of Tennessee basketball players during which two guns and a bag of marijuana were found.

KNOXVILLE - An in-cruiser video camera captured the traffic stop of four University of Tennessee basketball players during which two guns and a bag of pot were found.

Police have yet to speak with a Knoxville mother and her daughter who provided a rental car to four University of Tennessee basketball players accused after a traffic stop on drug and weapons crimes.

The next time Nu'Keese Richardson and Mike Edwards show up for court, their former Vol teammate won't be with them.

KNOXVILLE - University of Tennessee football player Janzen Jackson walked out of court today cleared of attempted aggravated robbery charges, but his status on the team's up to another authority.

Yes, the dope was his. Prosecutors say just remember he's the victim.

KNOXVILLE - A Knox County judge today sent the case against a former University of Tennessee basketball player accused of an armed drug robbery to a grand jury.

Have fun at Saturday’s football game, but remember — someone may be watching. A new security camera system unveiled Wednesday will help University of Tennessee police keep a closer eye on events inside and outside Neyland Stadium, just in time ...