Tennessee is keeping its uniforms classic for its rivalry game against Georgia this weekend in Neyland Stadium.
Josh Heupel’s group will be going with its traditional orange-and-white threads for the Checker Neyland game in Knoxville. The team will be wearing white helmets, orange jerseys, orange pants, white cleats, and white accessories.
This is the third straight game to start the season that Tennessee is going with its orange-and-white uniform combination.
a classic.
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As far as Checker Neyland games go, Tennessee wore its all-orange uniforms for the first one under Josh Heupel against Ole Miss in 2021. The Volunteers have then gone with the orange-and-white threads for every Checker Neyland game since, including Florida in 2022, Texas A&M in 2023, and Florida in 2024.
No. 15 Tennessee will host No. 6 Georgia in both teams’ SEC opener on Saturday afternoon in Knoxville. The Volunteers and Bulldogs are both 2-0 heading into the game, but neither team has faced competition on the same level as what they see this weekend.
Tennessee is currently a point underdog heading into the marquee Week 3 matchup.
In addition to the Checker Neyland environment for the game, Tennessee will host ESPN’s College GameDay at Ayers Hall to kick things off on Saturday morning. The Volunteers will also be honoring “Big” John Henderson for his induction into the College Football Hall of Fame during the game on Saturday.
Here’s a look at which uniforms Tennessee has rolled out so far this season:
- Week 1 (vs Syracuse in Atlanta): Orange-and-White
- Week 2 (vs ETSU in Knoxville): Orange-and-White
- Week 3 (vs Georgia in Knoxville): Orange-and-White
Georgia has not announced its road uniforms for the game on Saturday at the time of this publication.
Stay tuned to Rocky Top Insider for more Tennessee Football coverage leading up to and at the game on Saturday afternoon in Knoxville.
