While this whole season, it was known that Joey Aguilar would be a one-and-done due to eligibility, this seems to be in question after some news that dropped on Friday afternoon. The news is that he has plans to join Diego Pavia's lawsuit in an attempt to gain more eligibility from their time spent on a JUCO team.

Joey Aguilar became the fifth Tennessee quarterback to pass for 3,000 yards in a season by reaching the mark against Florida on Nov. 22.

Tennessee Volunteers quarterback Joey Aguilar has joined Diego Pavia's lawsuit against the NCAA's JUCO rule, hoping for another year of eligibility.

Tennessee senior quarterback Joey Aguilar's college football career might have more than two or three games left in it, after all.

Aguilar spent two seasons at Diablo Valley Community College before transferring to Appalachian State University for two seasons and landing at Tennessee for the 2025 season.