Tennessee football has a long waiting list for season tickets and consistently sells out its over 100,000-seat Neyland Stadium no matter the opponent. 2026 looks like it’ll be no different.
On Monday, UT announced that it has sold out four games already for the upcoming seven-game home slate. The games that are sold out are Kennesaw State, Texas, Auburn and Alabama.
That features a matchup with a former assistant Jerry Mack, who now coaches the Owls, a Checker Neyland game against the Longhorns, former offensive coordinator Alex Golesh returning, who now coaches the Tigers and a Third Saturday in October rivalry game.
There are still games with tickets available from Tennessee, though. A limited selection remains for the season-opener against Furman, Kentucky and LSU.
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More From RTI: What Tennessee Football Players Said About Neyland Stadium During SEC Media Days
“Man, every single time,” Tennessee star linebacker Arion Carter said on if he gets goosebumps running through the T. “It’s nothing like it, honestly. I feel like Vol Nation is the best fan base in America. And I’ll die on that, on that hill every day of the week. It’s just electrifying just to get that privilege to walk outside of that tunnel and run through that T every single game. It’s a blessing.”
The season-ticket inventory of 70,500 was sold out for the fourth consecutive season this year. The interest list to get season tickets has ballooned to over 30,000.
Tennessee currently boasts a streak of 27-straight sellouts of Neyland Stadium. The opener against the Paladins is yet to sell out, with a little over a month until kickoff on September 5. The matchup is set for 3:30 p.m. ET and will air on SECN+/ESPN+.
