RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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See the full story · 1 sourcesTennessee football announced on July 27 that it has already sold out four of its seven home games for the 2026 season.
No tickets remain for the Vols ' matchups with Kennesaw State (Sept. 19, 7:45 p.m. ET), Texas (Sept. 26, noon), Auburn (Oct. 3) and Alabama (Oct. 17). According to the program's release, limited tickets are still available for the season opener against Furman (Sept. 5, 3:30 p.m.) and SEC games against Kentucky (Nov. 7) and LSU (Nov. 21).
Tennessee previously announced in May that all 70,500 season tickets were sold out for the fourth consecutive year. The school said that the season ticket interest list has over 30,000 members.
“We often talk about how Vol Nation sets us apart, and this is yet another remarkable testament to that," athletics director Danny White said in a school release. "Four consecutive seasons of selling out more than 70,000 season tickets is further proof that the best fans in all of sports are on Rocky Top. We can't wait to feel the Neyland Effect this fall."
Neyland Stadium has sold out for Tennessee's last 27 games.
Tennessee football 2026 schedule
Sept. 5: Furman (3:30 p.m./ESPN+, SEC Network+)
Sept. 12: At Georgia Tech (7 p.m./ESPN)
Sept. 19: Kennesaw State (7:45 p.m./SEC Network)
Sept. 26: Texas* (noon/ABC or ESPN)
Oct. 3: Auburn* (TBA)
Oct. 10: At Arkansas* (TBA)
Oct. 17: Alabama* (TBA)
Oct. 24: At South Carolina* (3:30-4:30 p.m./TBA)
Oct. 31: Open
Nov. 7: Kentucky* (6-8 p.m./TBA)
Nov. 14: At Texas A&M* (TBA)
Nov. 21: LSU* (TBA)
Nov. 28: At Vanderbilt* (6-8 p.m./TBA)
*SEC game
Emmett Siegel covers Tennessee baseball for Knox News. Email: [email protected] ; X: @EmmettSiegel_
This article originally appeared on Knoxville News Sentinel: 4 Tennessee football games already sold out this season, including Texas, Alabama
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