Tennessee Volunteers

The Tennessee Volunteers represent the University of Tennessee, competing in the Southeastern Conference from Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, one of the largest stadiums in college football. The Volunteers embody Big Orange Nation, with a fanbase that paints the landscape orange and creates one of the sport's most intimidating environments. Tennessee has won six national championships and produced countless NFL stars. The program competes in the SEC East. Vol fans pack Neyland Stadium and create the famous checkerboard end zones. Tennessee represents the Volunteer State with pride in the SEC.

Tennessee football began in 1891, and the program has won six national championships under coaches including Robert Neyland, Phillip Fulmer, and others. Peyton Manning, Reggie White, and countless others have worn the orange and white. The rivalry with Alabama and Florida define the schedule. Neyland Stadium's 100,000-plus capacity and the Vol Navy—boats that dock for games—create a unique gameday. Tennessee's identity as a program that competes for SEC and national championships has been reaffirmed under Josh Heupel. The Volunteers represent Knoxville and the state with unmatched passion.