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We're monitoring Tennessee's improvement in all of the major statistical categories, even with the severely limited data set.

Welcome to a special end-of-season #opportunityisnowhere post in which we forget about weeklies and simply compare Dooley's Year One to Dooley's Year Zero. First, let's calibrate things with a look...

RTT's latest installment looking at national rankings in every NCAA stat category to gauge the improvement of Tennessee football.

#opportunityisnowhere: Monitoring Tennessee Football's improvement.

According to the national rankings, the Tennessee Volunteers do in fact do some things well. Some things they're not doing well are due to injuries and a rough October slate. Rushing offense, though? Bad wrong.

Tracking Tennessee football's attempt at improvement.

This just in. Playing the top two teams in the nation back-to-back and immediately after another solid defense from another rival while losing key contributors like Spinal Tap loses drummers will...

A look at the national rankings for most statistical categories, where Tennessee is doing well, and where it needs to improve to once again become a contender.

The stats suggesting that the Tennessee football program has improved will mean next to nothing in October, not just because the competition changes, but because the players responsible for those numbers won't be able to test them against that competition.

Tennessee's passing offense continues to cruise, and the defense is improving but needs to start generating turnovers.