The Tennessee Volunteers are in the midst of a scorching season, boasting a perfect 12-0 record after dismantling Middle Tennessee in yet another commanding performance. The post Why Did Cameron Carr Leave Tennessee?

Bizarre deal for the Tennessee basketball team. Guard Cameron Carr just left the team midseason, despite the fact the transfer portal doesn’t open for basketball until late March. Even though Carr was currently sidelined with a thumb injury,

Tennessee guard Cameron Carr is reportedly leaving the Volunteers in the middle of the season with plans to transfer.

The Tennessee Volunteers are on fire this season, still undefeated after another win against Middle Tennessee on Monday night. With that victory, Rick Barnes’ squad extended their winning streak to 12 and is now ranked No.

No. 1 Tennessee (12-0) defeated Middle Tennessee State (9-4), 82-64, on Monday at Food City Center. Rankings reflect the USA TODAY Sports Men’s Basketball Coaches Poll. Following the Vols' in-state win,

Tennessee basketball coach Rick Barnes never got to ask sophomore guard Cam Carr why he was leaving — mostly because Carr simply left.

Cameron Carr played as number 43 for the team and was no longer with the program as of Monday. He played as a guard during his time with Tennessee Basketball. Information about whether he planned to transfer to another program was not immediately available.

Cam Carr left the Tennessee basketball program Monday in the middle of season, leaving the Vols with a maximum of nine active scholarship players.

Tennessee head coach Rick Barnes spoke to reporters following a win over MTSU on Monday and addressed the news that sophomore guard Cam Carr decided to leave the team, calling the decision "baffling."

Tennessee basketball loses a valuable depth piece as Cam Carr departs the program in the middle of the season.