Tennessee’s Orange and White Game presented by Chevrolet set for April 13

KNOXVILLE, TN – APRIL 16, 2016 – Running back Jalen Hurd #1 of the Tennessee Volunteers and defensive lineman LaTroy Lewis #4 of the Tennessee Volunteers during the 2016 Dish Orange and White Game at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, TN. Photo By Craig Bisacre/Tennessee Athletics

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – The Tennessee football team will hold its annual Orange and White Game presented by Chevrolet on April 13 at 6 pm inside Neyland Stadium.

The intrasquad scrimmage will be televised live on the SEC Network.

Admission is free for the Orange and White Game presented by Chevrolet and gates will open at 4:30 pm.

Tennessee’s family-friendly pregame tailgate at Vol Village will open at 3 pm in Lot 9 (directly west of Neyland Stadium) and will feature music, face painting, photo opportunities with Smokey and the Spirit Squad, food vendors, inflatables, giveaways, interactive areas, autographs with VFLs and other activities.

The Tennessee football team will begin spring practice on March 7.

April 13 will serve as a showcase for several Tennessee Athletics events with track and field, softball and baseball also hosting competitions earlier in the day.

The Tennessee track and field team will wrap up the final day of the 52nd Tennessee Relays beginning in the morning (start time TBD) at the Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium.

The eighth-ranked Lady Vol softball program will host Mississippi State at 1 pm at Sherri Parker Lee Stadium, while the Tennessee baseball team welcomes Georgia for a 3 pm game at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

Tickets are available for softball and baseball at <AllVols.com>, while the Tennessee Relays will have free admission.

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