Former Tennessee Vols offensive lineman Cade Mays learned his fate with the Carolina Panthers for the 2025 season this week.

Cade Mays put the NFL on hold in choosing to return to Tennessee football for the 2021 season. The Vols offensive lineman could be a first-round draft pick in a year, as multiple outlets project ...

Cade Mays clearly meets these criteria," Isaacs told the Knoxville News Sentinel in August. Now, Tennessee has to play the waiting until something comes up. However, it could be sooner than later.

The Panthers have called an end to one of the biggest position battles of training camp, naming Austin Corbett as their ...

Georgia offensive tackle Cade Mays (77) speaks to someone after a game at Kroger Field in Lexington, Kentucky, on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2018. The Bulldogs beat the Wildcats 34-17. (Photo/Rebecca Wright) ...

Why did Cade Mays leave Georgia? It emerged that Mays was heading to Tennessee, where father Kevin played. In this winding saga, the elder Mays also factors into the transfer drama.

Source: Georgia offensive lineman Cade Mays has entered the transfer portal. Former five-star recruit. Started 11 games this year. — Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) January 8, 2020 ...

Cade Mays announced his intent to transfer from Georgia on Wednesday. Patrick Brown of 247Sports reported Mays is expected to attend Tennessee alongside his brother, Cooper.

Cade Mays earned All-SEC second-team honors this season, was named the SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week after Tennessee's wins against Missouri and Kentucky and hadn't given up a sack through the ...

As an undergraduate transfer, Cade Mays would have to sit out the 2020 season, per NCAA transfer rules, before becoming eligible in 2021, unless he receives an NCAA transfer waiver.

Right guard Cade Mays plans to return to the Vols in 2021, a team spokesman confirmed to Knox News on Thursday. Mays, a junior, started seven games this season, his first year with Tennessee after ...

Dec. 15, 2017: Cade Mays’ father, Kevin, suffers hand injury on Georgia recruiting trip After decommitting from Tennessee, Mays went on a tour of college football’s bluest of bluebloods.