SUMMARY: Tennessee will be represented by head coach Josh Heupel and three players—linebacker Arion Carter, tight end Miles Kitselman, and defensive lineman Bryson Eason—at the 2025 SEC Media Days on Tuesday, July 15, at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta. This marks the first time these players will attend the event. Carter, a junior from Smyrna, led the Vols in tackles last season and serves on the SEC Football Leadership Council. Kitselman, a senior from Lyndon, Kansas, transferred from Alabama and started all 13 games in 2024. Eason, a senior from Memphis, returns for his sixth season and has been a consistent defensive presence for Tennessee.

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SUMMARY: A man and woman were arrested after driving through the crime scene of a fatal motorcycle crash on I-240 in Memphis that killed firefighter Gary White. Marcia Davis, 46, faces multiple charges including DUI, abuse of a corpse, reckless endangerment, and resisting detention. Fabian Sanchez, 33, was charged with DUI, open container, and tampering with barricades. Passenger Cierra Pearson, 23, was arrested for disorderly conduct and resisting detention after interfering with officers. Davis drove through the active crash scene, nearly hitting officers, and was found intoxicated. Davis and Sanchez face bond conditions including an interlock device. Pearson is out on bond.

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SUMMARY: In Holly Springs, Mississippi, two 10-year-olds set fire to three school buses behind HW Buyer School just after the 4th of July. The flames quickly spread due to the close proximity of the buses, destroying all three. Fortunately, no one was injured. The children were arrested but later released to their parents. The cause of the fire remains under investigation. The incident raised community concerns about youth crime and supervision. The minors are scheduled for a hearing in youth court soon, where charges will be determined. Authorities continue to look into how the children obtained materials to start the fires.

Two children are accused of setting multiple school buses on fire in Holly Springs. The sheriff’s department said the minors are only 10-year-old boys. Luckily, no one was injured but three buses were destroyed during this incident. READ MORE: https://www.fox13memphis.com/news/community-in-shock-after-10-year-olds-arrested-for-setting-school-buses-on-fire-in/article_79cec5c5-7c13-4134-b7dd-dc5872997183.html

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