While there are heightened security protocols, road closures and more that will surely cause some delays compared to a normal gameday on campus, Vols fans were able to enter Neyland Stadium at 9 a.m., allowing them more than ample time to get into the stadium before 12 p.m.ET kick-off.And as an incentive to get fans in the doors, Neyland Stadium offered 50% beers between 9-10 a.m.
Only two were allowed at each purchase, but you were allowed to come back as many times as you wanted within that hour for the special deal.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGEFans of the Tennessee Volunteers are seen during the first half against the Furman Paladins at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn., on Sept.5, 2026.
(Getty Images)But while Vols fans are already enjoying this deal, they’re more excited for the 47th president traveling to watch a premier college football matchup that will occur for only the fifth time in each team’s history."Glad he’s here.I hope he stays the whole game, we’ll see how it goes.
Go Vols!" one fan told OutKick’s Trey Wallace after he and two friends took advantage of the 50% off alcohol sale at the concession stands.THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE.DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW!"[It will be a] great time and enjoy it.
Glad he’s here," another Vols fan said.Another added: "MAGA, go Trump, baby.Let’s go!"The hype surrounding this game was large well before Trump announced his expected attendance.
Texas gained top-team status in the AP poll after a thrilling second-half comeback against Ohio State, the previous No.1 team in the country, two weeks ago.
They have the targets on their back now, and they enter a hostile Neyland Stadium environment where Tennessee, the 14th-ranked team in the country, is hoping to upset them at home.President Donald Trump, accompanied by Navy Midshipmen co-captain linebacker Colin Ramos, holds up a football during a Commander-in-Chief Trophy presentation ceremony for the...