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BREAKING: Tennessee Football 2023 Schedule is Officially Released

Tennessee Schedule
The 2023 Tennessee football schedule has officially been released. Photo by Tennessee Athletics.

The 2023 Tennessee Football schedule is officially out.

Here is who the Vols will be taking on during the 2023 season and in what order:

Tennessee Football 2023 Schedule

Week 1 (Sept. 2): Tennessee vs Virginia (Nashville)

Week 2 (Sept. 9): Austin Peay @ Tennessee

Week 3 (Sept. 16): Tennessee @ Florida

Week 4 (Sept. 23): UTSA @ Tennessee

Week 5 (Sept. 30): South Carolina @ Tennessee

Week 6 (Oct. 7): BYE WEEK

Week 7 (Oct. 14): Texas A&M @ Tennessee

Week 8 (Oct. 21): Tennessee @ Alabama

Week 9 (Oct. 28): Tennessee @ Kentucky

Week 10 (Nov. 4): UConn @ Tennessee

Week 11 (Nov. 11): Tennessee @ Missouri

Week 12 (Nov. 18): Georgia @ Tennessee

Week 13 (Nov. 25): Vanderbilt @ Tennessee

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Quick notes on the schedule

  • Tennessee will have early bye weeks in back-to-back seasons after having a very late bye week in 2021
  • South Carolina moves to the front half of the schedule after being near the end of the schedule in 2022
  • SEC home opener against South Carolina in 2023
  • Tennessee’s daunting SEC West schedule continues: Ole Miss in 2021, LSU in 2022, and now Texas A&M in 2023
  • Tennessee gets Texas A&M at home with an extra week of preparation from the bye week
  • Back to Nissan Stadium for the first game of the season
  • Very tough two-week road stretch at Alabama and Kentucky before Halloween
  • Georgia at Tennessee near the very end of the season *could* have major SEC East implications with the way both teams have been trending upwards
  • Tennessee finishes the season schedule with back-to-back cold November games in Neyland Stadium

How many wins do you see on the table? Sound off with your way-too-early projections in the comments section below!

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