Come out for 6th Annual D1/TOC Sports Medicine Seminar

D1 Knoxville and TOC is hosting a FREE Sports Medicine Seminar. The event is Saturday April 25th, from 8am until Noon with a free lunch. During the morning seminar, Physicians from TOC along with D1 Coaches will discuss the latest techniques for treating injuries and enhancing performance. A variety of topics will be presented on sports injuries and other athletic concerns. To register, you must call 865-966-5973 no later than April 23rd.

HealthQuest a Real Success at D1

HealthQuest On The HomeStretch from Debbie Alan on Vimeo.

D1's RA Dickey Makes Twins Starting Rotation

After battling all Spring Training, RA Dickey learned he will tentatively start Friday versus the Chicago White Sox. RA pitched four scoreless innings Wednesday in a Spring Training game to state his case to make the roster. He said prior to learning he made the team, "I feel like I've done enough to put it completely in their hands, which is all you can hope for. I'm really just hopeful. I'm living with the hope that I'm an important piece of this team. That's why I signed here." Click here to read more about that tough decision.

D1's Kaluka Maiava Gains Momentum

D1's Kaluka Maiava ran a 4.64 at the USC pro day. Despite tweaking his hamstring at his pro day, Pro Football Weekly claimed Maiava has recently "gained increased momentum on the scouting trails after playing well late in the season."

Pearce Shows Off for Scouts

Scouts came out to the Memphis Pro Day to see D1's Brandon Pearce and he did not disappoint. Brandon ran a 5.31 and 5.35 in the 40, had a 26 1/2-inch vertical jump, an 8-foot, 6-inch broad jump, a 4.78 short shuttle, a 7.77 three-cone drill and did 23 bench press reps. Great job Brandon!

D1's Lockett Has Great Pro Day at UCLA

Safety Bret Lockett ran a pair of impressive 40s and clocked in at 4.49 and 4.45 seconds, which would have been the second-best time among safeties at the combine. He broad-jumped 10 feet, 2 inches, had a vertical jump of 36 inches and benched pressed 225 pounds 19 times despite barely training for it because of the forearm break he suffered at the end of the season. Good job Bret.