KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) – The University of Tennessee and its partners, which include WVLT and Gray Media, have released a schedule outlining all the new programming coming from campus.
Vol fans can expect five new shows, which will air on several platforms, including on the Tennessee Valley Sports Entertainment Network and WVLT’s streaming platforms.
After spending the last 26 years with the NFL as the Voice of the Tennessee Titans, Mike Keith will return to Rocky Top to spearhead the new shows as the Voice of the Vols.
“The overriding idea is to give Tennessee fans more content across more platforms and to make it easier to access,” Keith said. “The Vol Network and VFL Films, along with media partners like Cumulus Media and Gray Television, have worked together over the past seven months to make it happen. It has been exciting to work on this project for all of us, and this is only the first step in what will be a continuing process.”
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These shows will air on WVLT’s platforms:
Volunteer Gameday
Volunteer Gameday will air two hours ahead of each UT game. WVLT’s Brittany Tarwater, Keith and VFL Heath Shuler will join forces on the live show, coming straight from Neyland Stadium. It’ll include in-depth analysis of everything Vols.
Fans can catch it on WVLT’s Tennessee Valley Sports Entertainment Network and streaming on the WVLT smart TV app.
Vol Network Monday Meetings
Mike Keith will host a new one-hour show on WVLT’s Tennessee Valley Sports Entertainment Network and the WVLT smart TV app featuring Vol coaches and players. He’ll be joined by the entire Vol Network broadcast team for news and in-depth analysis.
The Mike Keith Show
Mike Keith will also be hosting an all-new show, also airing on the Tennessee Valley Sports Entertainment Network and the WVLT smart TV app, featuring coaches, athletes and fans from across all of Tennessee athletics.
Many of these shows will be airing out of the Neyland-Thompson Sports Complex’s new studio.
“We are fully invested in providing Vol Nation with a robust selection of engaging programming for all ages throughout the entire year,” said Tennessee Deputy Athletics Director/Chief Marketing Officer Alicia Longworth. “We understand that people consume content at different times of the day based on their schedules. Having live shows, along with on-demand content, is critical in this era. We are excited to share the amazing stories of Tennessee coaches and student-athletes across all of these platforms.”
It’s all part of WVLT’s latest agreement with UT, which puts exclusive athletics shows front-and-center on air and online. You can learn more here.
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