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The Tennessee Volunteers are the athletic teams that represent the University of Tennessee, located in Knoxville, Tennessee. The Volunteers compete in the Southeastern Conference (SEC) at the NCAA Division I level. Tennessee fields teams in a wide variety of sports, including football, basketball, baseball, and more.

One of the most notable achievements of the Tennessee Volunteers was their run to the national championship game in the 1998 NCAA men's basketball tournament. The team, led by head coach Jerry Green, made a surprising run through the tournament and became the first team in NCAA history to reach the national championship game as a five seed.

In addition to their success in basketball, the Tennessee Volunteers have also had success in other sports. The football team has won six conference championships and has made numerous appearances in bowl games, and the baseball team has made multiple appearances in the NCAA Tournament and has won conference championships. The Volunteers have also had individual national champions in track and field.

Despite their successes, the Tennessee Volunteers have faced challenges, including a lack of consistent success in some sports and financial difficulties. However, the team remains a popular and respected member of the SEC, and continues to compete at a high level in a variety of sports.