The Tennessee Basketball team was led by Zakai Zeigler, who has been a. four-year contributor. Following his final season as ...

Zakai Zeigler does it all for Tennessee: scores, sets teammates up and defends at a high level. Ralph Parton was the last Tennessee player as short as Zeigler, and that was in the 1979-80 season.

Advertisement That’s all fine, but there’s more to it. Follow senior point guard Zakai Zeigler around the Tennessee locker room for an NCAA Tournament weekend and you see the foundation.

Zakai Zeigler and Jahmai Mashack leave Tennessee basketball as the winningest four-year players in program history.

A loss to Purdue at the furthest step Tennessee reached, the Elite Eight, fueled senior point guard Zakai Zeigler. At 5 foot 9, he's the shortest Vols scholarship player in 45 years. He may also ...

Both Zeigler and Mashack put their names into the school’s record book as well. Following the conclusion of the 2025 season, Zeigler is Tennessee’s all-time leader in career assists (747) and ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Rick Barnes approached Zakai Zeigler five minutes before tipoff at Humphrey Coliseum. Tennessee basketball was down two guards at Mississippi State in January 2023 with Santiago Vescovi ...

INDIANAPOLIS -- With less than five minutes to go Friday night in the Sweet 16, Zakai Zeigler did something no other Tennessee player had dared attempt all season against this opponent.

Chattanooga’s Dan Earl and Tennessee’s Zakai Zeigler were voted Tennessee Sports Writers Association Men’s Basketball College ...

T he Tennessee Volunteers are looking to finally get over the hump in the 2025–2026 season by reaching their first Final Four ...

Tennessee often lives and dies by sharpshooter ... but the engine that makes the offense go is Zakai Zeigler. In an era of constant movement among college basketball's stars, Zeigler has been ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Zakai Zeigler buried his head into Rick Barnes’ chest. The Tennessee basketball guard wrapped his arms around the coach who changed his life. Zeigler told Barnes he was sorry ...