Stadiums / Neyland Stadium
Knoxville
One of college football’s largest and loudest stadiums, located on the Tennessee River.
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1921-present · NCAAF
Checker Neyland — the orange-and-white checkerboard end zones that make Tennessee’s field instantly recognizable.
Home of the Tennessee Volunteers — a massive orange cathedral on the Tennessee River.
The Torchbearer — UT’s iconic campus statue and a classic Knoxville landmark on the walk to Neyland.
The VOLS sign — bold orange lettering that announces Volunteer football to all of Knoxville.
Statue of General Robert Neyland — the legendary coach whose name crowns Tennessee’s stadium.
The Peyton Manning exhibit — the Tennessee legend who became an NFL icon.
Statue of Smokey — Tennessee’s beloved Bluetick Coonhound mascot and a Vol Nation photo favorite.
Opening of the T — Tennessee’s iconic pregame formation as the Vols take the field through the Power T.
Vol Navy — the armada of boats that fills the Tennessee River beside Neyland on every home gameday.
More than 100,000 fans sing "Rocky Top" after every Tennessee score and big play.
Go Big Orange — the rallying cry that paints Neyland Stadium orange on every gameday.
The band's pregame show and halftime performances are among the nation's best.
Smokey — the live bluetick coonhound and beloved symbol of Tennessee pride.
Experience a 100,000+ crowd — Vol Nation at full voice in one of college football's largest stadiums.
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