KNOXVILLE, TN - Secret Service officials stood outside Neyland Stadium on Friday afternoon putting the final touches on their plans for President Trump's arrival to the biggest college football game of the weekend.Roads were starting to be closed, students were roaming around Tennessee's campus on their way from class, while a number of Texas Longhorn fans took in the sights on this beautiful day before a top-15 showdown in the SEC.It's all adding up for a monumental afternoon in Knoxville, as Arch Manning makes his first ever stop at the University of Tennessee in hopes of beating his uncle Peyton's beloved Vols.This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated.
This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.Essentially, this game has everything you could ask for in college football.And, if the previous two weeks in Austin and Oxford are any indication, we are in for one heck of an afternoon.As you made your way around the beautiful Tennessee campus, it wasn’t hard to pick up on the anticipation of Saturday's game.
For only the fifth time in each team's history, the Vols and Longhorns will play each other, with this one taking place inside the historic Neyland Stadium.DONALD TRUMP ADDS POLITICAL STAKES, ANTICIPATION AND POTENTIAL SIDELINE CHAOS TO TEXAS-TENNESSEE SHOWDOWNStanding inside the Tennessee apparel store, fans ran into former wide receiver Joey Kent.Around other parts of campus, Peyton Manning took time to visit with students, one day after country star Ella Langley brought her expansive tour to the Vols basketball arena.Tennessee's campus prepares for a visit from President Donald Trump, as No.1 Texas visits the No.
14 Vols (Via: Trey Wallace.OutKick)But, there is also something to be said for the visiting fans who are lucky enough to make the trip to Tennessee for the game on Saturday.
There were plenty of Texas fans wearing burnt o...