Tennessee and Texas prepare for first meeting since 1969
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Last updated Sep 25, 2026
Tennessee and Texas face off in a highly anticipated matchup, scheduled for September 25, 2026. This marks their first meeting since 1969, reviving historical ties between the two programs. The game carries significance as it engages fans and alumni, particularly highlighting the Manning family’s legacy within both universities. Both teams are expected to bring strong performances as they compete for key SEC positioning.
- •Tennessee and Texas last played each other in 1969.
- •The matchup is part of a key SEC 2026 schedule.
- •Both teams aim to strengthen their positions in the SEC.
- •The game highlights the enduring legacy of the Manning family.
- 12:15 PMESPN — Tennessee-Texas: The battle for UT, SEC orange and Manning loyalty
"The Vols and Horns haven't met since 1969, but there's still plenty of history in this matchup.
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