Tennessee’s Legacy Continues with Iconic No. 60 Jersey

Tennessee is set to kick off its 2024 football season in just 60 days. The season opener will take place on August 31 against Chattanooga at Neyland Stadium, with kickoff scheduled for 12:45 p.m. EDT. The game will be televised on SEC Network. This will be the fourth season under head coach Josh Heupel, who has led the team to a 27-12 record and three bowl games in his first three seasons.

As we countdown to the start of the season, Vols Wire takes a look back at some of the notable Tennessee players who have worn the No. 60 jersey throughout the years. The list includes players like Melvin Herring, Wallace Cantrell, and Charles Snowden, among many others.

The tradition of players wearing the No. 60 jersey at Tennessee dates back decades, with names like Robbie Franklin, John Keller, and Tony Williams leaving their mark on the program. This list, sourced from the 2023 Tennessee Football Media Guide, showcases the rich history of the Vols program and the impact of players who have represented the team over the years. As fans eagerly anticipate another exciting year of Tennessee football, they can look forward to seeing new players donning this iconic jersey and continuing its storied legacy.

Tennessee has been known for producing talented football players over the years and this year is no different as they get ready for their upcoming season in just a few weeks time.