The Volunteers announced that their November 7 showdown against Kentucky is sold out. That extends Neyland Stadium's remarkable streak to 33 consecutive sellouts, as the Vols host the Kentucky Wildcats on dark mode day.

It also means another crowd of more than 100,000 fans is expected when Tennessee returns home for one of its most important games of the season. The matchup features two ranked SEC rivals with plenty at stake. For Tennessee, the home-field advantage could not come at a better time.

Neyland Stadium Continues Remarkable Streak

Tennessee's sellout streak began in September 2022 against Akron. Since then, the Volunteers have continued to fill Neyland Stadium, which has a capacity of 101,915. The program also sold out its season-ticket allotment for the fourth consecutive year heading into 2026.

— Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) October 26, 2026

Nearly 30,000 fans were on the season-ticket interest list, while the renewal rate reached 97 percent.…