Will Tennessee zoom past No. 1 Texas? These Vols competing in auto innovation have already hit the gas

1 Texas in Knoxville, another group of Tennessee students were putting on their game faces for the challenge of their young lives.

“We’re at the very beginning stages,” Tennessee Ph.D. student Tyson Beach said.

The Tennessee students already have a game plan in mind.

“We will follow the specific requirements, but then we want to go above and beyond, and I think we can do that by providing something related to autonomy,” Tennessee Ph.D. student Skylar Sims said.

SIGN UP FOR THE DAILY OUTKICK NEWSLETTER “I think we have a deep history (in the competition),” Tennessee Ph.D. student Zakerie Hubbs said.