Tennessee football shows off home uniform for 2023 season
Tennessee football had four different uniform options during the 2022 season and used them all, alternating between the classic orange on white look along with orange on orange, the Smokey Grey alternate uniform and the all-black alternate.
The Vols on Tuesday afternoon showed off a closer look at their home uniform for the 2023 season with photos and videos posted on social media.
The update included a look at the new Nike jersey template along with gloves and arm sleeves with a new Power T pattern.
Vols wore four different helmets, two alternate uniforms during regular season
Tennessee had plenty of options in picking uniforms last season. In 12 regular-season games, the Vols wore two alternate uniform sets and four different helmets.
At South Carolina on November 19 Tennessee debuted a new orange helmet paired with the white road jersey and white pants. The orange helmet was the fourth different one the Vols have worn for the season, to go with the traditional white helmet, the black helmet with the ‘Dark Mode’ alternate uniform and the Smokey Grey helmet.
The black helmet featured a black face mask with an orange stripe and orange Power T’s. The Smokey Grey helmet has multiple shades of grey, with the Smokey Mountains on the back to go with a grey face mask, orange stripe that includes a checkerboard pattern on the back, and orange Power T’s.
Tennessee closed the 2022 season in its classic home uniform, with orange jerseys, white pants and white helmets, in the 31-14 win over Clemson in the Orange Bowl at Hard Rock Stadium in November.
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Kickoff time, TV info set for Tennessee’s first three games
Tennessee will open training camp in early August and starts the new season on September 2 against Virginia at Nissan Stadium in Nashville. The Vols open their home schedule against Austin Peay on September 9 and go to Florida to start SEC play on September 16.
It was announced Tuesday that the Austin Peay game will be a 5 p.m. Eastern Time start. The game is not on television but is available as an online live stream via ESPN+ and SEC Network+.
The neutral-site game against Virginia is a Noon Eastern Time start on ABC and the Florida game two weeks later will be a 7 p.m. ET start on ESPN.
Kickoff times and TV info for the other nine games have not been yet been announced. The Vols host UTSA on September 23, South Carolina on September 30 and Texas A&M on October 14, after a bye week on October 7.
Tennessee goes to Alabama on October 21 and to Kentucky on October 28. UConn will be the Homecoming opponent on November 4 at Neyland Stadium and the Vols are back on the road at Missouri on November 11. Georgia comes to Knoxville on November 18 and the regular-season schedule ends November 25 at home against Vanderbilt.
