An Atlanta-area wide receiver/tight end announced Saturday that he has committed to Tennessee as a preferred walk-on. Senior wide receiver/tight end Grant Frerking of Wesleyan School in Peachtree ...

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Police in Roswell, Georgia, have issued an arrest warrant for the former owner of a metro Atlanta pine straw business following an Atlanta News First joint ...

ROSWELL, GA. (WSMV) - An arrest warrant has been issued in Georgia for former University of Tennessee wide receiver and Nashville resident Grant Frerking for a charge of theft by deception. The ...

What did Grant Frerking do? According to a Knox News investigation, the ex-Tennessee Volunteers walk-on scammed customers by acting like he still worked at Metro Straw. It was a company Frerking ...

Grant Frerking, a former Tennessee Vols wide receiver and paid consultant in Josh Heupel's UT football program, is alleged of significant financial scams and crimes. Frerking, who essentially had been ...

The business dealings of former Tennessee football player Grant Frerking have caught the attention of police in Georgia, Knox News has learned. Investigators from both the Milton and Roswell Police ...

Former University of Tennessee football player Grant Frerking faces multiple allegations of financial scams and unpaid debts. Frerking's former employer, On3, cut ties with him after the allegations ...

Former University of Tennessee football player Grant Frerking faces allegations of financial scams and legal issues. Frerking, once touted as a successful entrepreneur, was fired from sports media ...

Grant Frerking, the former Tennessee football player who rose to fame as a teenage CEO of his own company, is accused of being involved in multiple financial scams, according to a report Thursday by ...

Former Tennessee football player and booster Grant Frerking is in hot water for a potential financial scam involving his $1 million company, Metro Shaw. The school and his business have since cut ties ...

Former Tennessee football player Grant Frerking, who gained fame during his playing career as the teenage CEO of what was described as a $1 million company, has tumbled into a mess of financial scams ...