Vols Final Four, Championship Odds For 2025
| 🏀 Men's: Win MBB SEC Championship: | +25000 |
| 🏀 Men's: Make the 2025 Final Four: | +330 |
| 🏀 Men's: Win MBB Championship: | +1600 |
| 🏀 Women's: Win NCAAW SEC Championship: | Not available |
| 🏀 Women's: Make the 2025 Final Four: | Not available |
| 🏀 Women's: Win NCAAW Championship: | +7000 |
Odds above are from DraftKings TN.
Chances Tennessee Vols Make the Final Four
The Tennessee Volunteers' chances to make the Final Four in 2025 are set at 23.3%. This is based on their current +330 odds at DraftKings. The Vols, currently ranked No. 5 in the country, have the sixth-best odds to reach the final four and the fourth-best odds in the SEC behind Auburn.
When Did the Vols Last Make the Final Four?
The Vols men's team has no Final Four appearances. They've appeared in the NCAA March Madness 26 times throughout their program history, most recently in 2023.
Vols 2024-25 Men's Basketball Schedule
Below is the Tennessee Vols' full 2024-25 men's basketball schedule. Odds and results will be updated weekly.
| Opponent | Date | Odds/Result |
| November Schedule | ||
| vs. Gardner-Webb | Mon, Nov. 4 | (1-0) Won 80-64 |
| @ Louisville | Sat, Nov. 9 | (2-0) Won 77-55 |
| vs. Montana | Wed, Nov. 13 | (3-0) Won 92-57 |
| vs. Austin Peay | Sun, Nov. 17 | (4-0) Won 103-68 |
| vs. Virginia | Thu, Nov. 21 | (5-0) Won 64-42 |
| vs. No. 13 Baylor | Fri, Nov. 22 | (6-0) Won 77-62 |
| vs. UT Martin | Wed, Nov. 27 | (7-0) Won 78-35 |
| December Schedule | ||
| vs. Syracuse | Tue, Dec. 3 | (8-0) Won 96-70 |
| vs. Miami | Tue, Dec. 10 | (9-0) Won 75-62 |
| @ Illinois | Sat, Dec. 14 | (10-0) Won 66-64 |
| vs. Western Carolina | Tue, Dec. 17 | (11-0) Won 84-36 |
| vs. Middle Tennessee | Mon, Dec. 23 | (12-0) Won 82-64 |
| vs. Norfolk State | Tue, Dec. 31 | (13-0) Won 67-52 |
| January Schedule | ||
| vs. No. 23 Arkansas | Sat, Jan. 4 | (14-0) Won 76-52 |
| @ No. 8 Florida | Tue, Jan. 7 | (14-1) Loss 73-43 |
| @ Texas | Sat, Jan. 11 | (15-1) Won 74-70 |
| vs. No. 23 Georgia | Wed, Jan. 15 | (16-1) Won 74-56 |
| @ Vanderbilt | Sat, Jan. 18 | (16-2) Lost 76-75 |
| vs. Mississippi State | Tue, Jan. 21 | (17-2) Won 68-56 |
| @ Auburn | Sat, Jan. 25 | (17-3) Lost 53-51 |
| vs. Kentucky | Tue, Jan. 28 | (17-4) Lost 78-73 |
| February Schedule | ||
| vs. Florida | Sat, Feb. 1 | (18-4) Won 64-44 |
| vs. Missouri | Wed, Feb. 5 | (19-4) Won 85-81 |
| @ Oklahoma | Sat, Feb. 8 | (20-4) Won 70-52 |
| @ Kentucky | Tue, Feb. 11 | (20-5) Lost 75-64 |
| vs. Vanderbilt | Sat, Feb. 15 | (21-5) Won 81-76 |
| @ Texas A&M | Sat, Feb. 22 | (22-5) Won 77-69 |
| @ LSU | Tue, Feb. 25 | (23-5) Won 65-59 |
| March Schedule | ||
| vs. Alabama | Sat, March 1 | TBD |
| @ Ole Miss | Wed, March 5 | TBD |
| vs. South Carolina | Sat, March 8 | TBD |
| SEC Tournament | March 12-16 | TBD |
| NCAA Tournament | March 18-April 7 | TBD |
Tennessee Vols Men's Basketball Starting 5, Top Players
With top 2023-24 player Dalton Knecht gone, the Vols will try to replace his production with transfers Darlinstone Dubar (Hofstra), Chaz Lanier (North Florida) and Igor Milicic Jr. (Charlotte). Senior guards Zakai Zeigler, Jamai Mashack and Jordan Gainey are also returning to the Vols' lineup, rounding out what should be a top-five squad in the Southeastern Conference.
Where to Bet on Vols and Lady Vols CBB Games
Bettors can place bets on college basketball at legal Tennessee betting apps as long as they're 21 or older and within state lines.
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Tennessee Vols Basketball Odds FAQs
Yes, you can bet on the Vols and Lady Vols in the state of Tennessee via the many legal sportsbook apps in the state.
Yes, the Lady Vols have won March Madness eight times in program history, most recently in 2008. The Volunteers' men's team has never won the NCAA Tournament. In fact, the Vols have never even made it to the Final Four.
Currently, the Vols are +1600 to win this year's March Madness tournament. This gives Tennessee the sixth-shortest championship odds.
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