University of Tennessee Prepares for Football Game Against Oklahoma

Strategic Insights -

As the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, prepares for its matchup against the University of Oklahoma, fans are gearing up for a fun-filled day of game day activities, digital tickets, and enhanced stadium experiences. The game will take place on November 1st at Neyland Stadium, with kickoff set for 7:30 p.m. EDT. Fans will be able to enjoy the Dark Mode uniforms worn by the Vols and participate in pregame and halftime events, including a light show, the Pride of the Southland Band's performance, and the commemoration of former Head Football Coach Phillip Fulmer.

Key Takeaways:

  • The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, is hosting the University of Oklahoma on November 1st at Neyland Stadium.
  • The game will feature the Vols' Dark Mode uniforms, and fans will be able to participate in pregame and halftime events, including a light show and the commemoration of former Head Football Coach Phillip Fulmer.
  • Gates will open for all fans at 5 p.m., and students will receive Dark Mode T-shirts and concessions vouchers as they enter the stadium.
  • Fans will be allowed to bring one clear plastic bag, one unopened factory-sealed clear water bottle, one empty clear water bottle, and a small clutch purse into the stadium.
  • The stadium will be cashless, and fans will need to access game tickets and parking passes on their mobile devices.
  • Parking options are available on campus and in downtown Knoxville, with options ranging from $3 to $60.
  • Fans are encouraged to visit the UT Sports website for the most current game day information and download the Tennessee Athletics app to prepare for game day.

Statistics:

  • The game will take place on November 1st at Neyland Stadium, with kickoff set for 7:30 p.m. EDT.
  • Fans will have access to a pregame and halftime light show, the Pride of the Southland Band's performance of Circle Drill, and the commemoration of former Head Football Coach Phillip Fulmer.
  • The stadium will have a cashless policy, with fans needing to access game tickets and parking passes on their mobile devices.
  • 70 radio stations across Tennessee and the Southeast will broadcast the game, along with SiriusXM and the Varsity app.
  • Tennessee's official Spanish radio broadcast will be available locally on WNML-AM 990.

Sources:

  • University of Tennessee, Knoxville

+ UT Sports website

+ Tennessee Athletics app

+ University of Tennessee, Knoxville (no date)

  • Knoxville Area Transit

+ KAT's Transit app