Tennessee’s Cinderella season may result in the deepest NCAA Tournament run in program history.

That’s according to analytics site PredictionMachine.com. Based on 50,000 simulations done by Prediction Machine, no team currently projected in ESPN’s Bracketology as a four seed or higher has a better chance than Tennessee to advance to the Final Four.

The site lists Tennessee with a 12 percent chance of making its first Final Four. Not bad considering the SEC media predicted the Vols to finish No. 13 in the league during the preseason.

If you are unfamiliar with Prediction Machine, here’s how they come up with their findings:

Prediction Machine uses current rosters and strength-of-schedule and pace-adjusted team and player stats (weighted slightly more toward recent games), to play, one possession at a time, every game 50,000 times before it’s actually played. For this analysis, we are tracking how likely a team is to make it to any level of the NCAA Tournament. Each tournament is played individually, with the team that wins the game in that instance advancing.

Tennessee’s deepest run in the NCAA Tournament was an Elite Eight run in 2010 under Bruce Pearl. The Vols last NCAA Tournament appearance in 2014 saw the program make a run to the Sweet Sixteen.