Volunteer fans across the state and the Southeast faithfully watch the "The Phillip Fulmer Show" each week for comprehensive in-depth coverage of Tennessee football.

Since the mid-1960s the Vol Network has been a trailblazing pioneer in the production of coaches shows and the Network continues to be an innovative leader in the field. "The Phillip Fulmer Show" is one of only a few one-hour-long coaches' shows in the country.

In addition to a comprehensive review of the Vols most recent gridiron battle, "The Phillip Fulmer Show" keeps fans informed and entertained with a fast paced format and high-tech features. In the span of one hour, viewers are exposed to detailed game highlights, weekly player, program and tradition features, locker room interviews, music videos and expert analysis by the head coach of the Vols.

Coach Phillip Fulmer and the Vol Network's Bob Kesling co-host the show each Sunday from the UT campus. Award winning producers Barry Rice and Link Hudson return to expertly oversee the production end of the heralded show.

Every quadrant of the state is covered by "The Phillip Fulmer Show" which boasts affiliates in Chattanooga, Knoxville, Memphis, Jackson, Nashville and the Tri-Cities. Check affiliate listings in the table below for air times.

Complementing the blanket coverage across the state of Tennessee, "The Phillip Fulmer Show" teams up again this year with the expansive FOX Sports Net to bring Tennessee football into living rooms outside the boundaries of the state. This season, "The Phillip Fulmer Show" will be available to more than seven million subscribers in FOX Sport Net seven-state South region. The network covers the states of Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.

"The Bruce Pearl Television Show" has set a new standard for TV coaches' shows with its format, content and access. The revolutionary show has been hailed by critics as a ground-breaking video documentary series. "The Bruce Pearl Show" takes a behind-the-scenes and personal look at the inner workings of the University of Tennessee basketball program. Award-winning producers Barry Rice, Link Hudson and Kyle Payne deliver a realistic slice-of-life production unique to the college coaches' show genre. More of this award-winning excellence is in store for the 2005-06 season. Fans will be treated to an entertaining inside look at the Vols as well as special features and game highlights.

The show will again been seen throughout the state of Tennessee and the Southeast. In addition to clearances in all major Tennessee markets plus eight million homes on the powerful FOX Sports Net South Network, "The Bruce Pearl Show" can also be seen on the expanding Comcast/Charter Southeast Network (CSS). This regional sports network will air the show weekly plus telecast select live Tennessee basketball games to viewers in multiple Southeastern states.

The show airs for nine consecutive weeks during basketball season and is shown locally in Knoxville on WBIR-TV.

Complimenting the coverage in the state of Tennessee, "The Pat Summitt Show" teams up again this year with regional sports icons FOX Sports Net South and Comcast Sports Net (CSS) to make Tennessee women's basketball available to approximately 10 million subscribers in a seven-state region. FOX Sports Net South and CSS covers all or portions of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. It is also available nationally on CSTV.