British Guy Reacts To Tennessee vs Clemson | 2022 Orange Bowl

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[@AgGalaxy7]

I'm very happy for the Tennessee Vols. It's been many years since they had a massive season and great end like this. Congratulations Vols fans and Organizations.

[@cmillivol98]

Gonna be honest man. I’m a Tennessee fan and really didn’t expect this with all the players we were missing. Very pleasantly surprised!

[@jeffreybonner6895]

Same.

[@garysisk6425]

Same. I’m very impressed with our receivers. We all knew McCoy and Keyton would step up and I’ve been calling it for some time now about squirrel white stepping up. I just figured it would’ve been next season. If Milton could continue to stay as calm and poise as he did during the bowl game then he’ll do just fine next year and we could possibly redshirt Nico. This bowl game answered a lot of questions and concerns for me!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@tokenlovingood]

That shows you what kind of coaching staff we have....when he is able to develop player the way he has you make sure you pay the man and keep his ass here! Go Vols!!!

[@fredpendergrass6960]

Pleasant surprise for this Vol fan. Enjoyed your show.

[@sammygouge1325]

Yea they played our second an third strings

[@randychester2754]

The Orange Bowl is always played in Miami, Florida. All the college bowl games are played on a neutral field at the same site every year.

[@bendavis9564]

Way more Tennessee fans so it wasn’t very neutral 😂

[@glasswhisperer]

@@bendavis9564 Tennessee hasn't been to a major bowl since 1998, fans had a reason to travel. Good win.

[@jeffreybonner6895]

Tennessee fans always travel well.

[@tonysimms2450]

@@glasswhisperer Tennessee fans always travel for bowl games. The Florida bowls always fight to get Tennessee in bowls bc their attendance numbers and alcohol sales skyrocket.

[@wesleyhicks9414]

@@glasswhisperertheir last one was in 2004 actually

[@kilewithani2]

This being the Orange Bowl it was held in Miami Florida where the Miami Dolphins play technically neutral site but the Vol faithful made it look like a home game, really proud of the Vols here we were essentially running our 3rd string on offense and still got the bowl W.

[@antoniotrew5894]

Vol Nation we need to get a jersey to this guy..

[@Cheddar0820]

We gotta get this guy in Neyland next season! He is great! Go vols!

[@greenwave819]

yes

[@haydenadcock227]

As a die hard vol fan I was shocked by this game. Tennessee had their best players out and still won. I have high hopes for next season

[@garysisk6425]

We appreciate your love for the Vols all the way from the UK!!

[@antoniotrew5894]

I'm sure all my fellow VOLS fans would agree when I say, come on and join the family we have plenty of room for new members..GBO🍊

[@beezmemez9623]

Come one and all, hop off the Clemson bandwagon and join the VOL TRAIN 🍊

[@shayne92]

Absolutely, plenty of room!

[@jacobmcguire3421]

Hey man! Born and raised a Vol fan I gotta say it makes me smile to see people from around the world liking Tennessee. If you ever make it to a home game it’s something to see

[@stevendelaney4102]

So amazing to to find another newly converted Vols fan across the pond. This Tennessee team will hold a special place in our (old peoples') heart forever, given how downtrodden this program has been for so very long. GO VOLS!! Thank you for sharing your experience, and hopefully the best is yet to come.

[@coyotelong4349]

All kinds of Orange in this Orange bowl lol 🍊

[@AndyMorris_BAP]

Love this channel and now I love it even more seeing you pulling for the Tennessee Volunteers! I am a big Tennessee fan, from there originally though I live in the state of Georgia now. Only wish I had realized the game was being telecasted with the sky cam as an option, I had to listen to the announcers use every adjective in the book to describe how great Clemson was all game long...... As far as the bowl games, the good news is in 2024 the playoff expands to 12 teams and the first round will be played in the higher seeded teams home field so that will be a neat change, IMO. Keep up to great work with the videos!

[@theoldglory3381]

Its great to see Rocky Top worldwide. Go Vols!

[@psymar]

ESPN covers some big games, like this one, with multiple cameras on different ESPN channels. This is one of their alternate views.

[@psymar]

You're absolutely right about running the ball with a lead. If you get tackled in bounds the clock keeps running but an incomplete pass stops the clock.

[@bobasdfsdf]

Came here to say this. Your thinking is bang on. 14 point lead with 3 minutes to go isn’t a 100% guaranteed win but you can run 2+ minutes off the clock just running the ball 3 downs. No need to run anymore pass plays in that situation.

[@cjboyer4355]

I love this camera angle you can really see how fast the QB has to act to get the ball out or evade defenders. Plus you’re seeing the game through his eyes.

[@namesnosborne1461]

you are not American are u? lol 😂 all good just the words are different. kinda like pitch and field

[@cjboyer4355]

@@namesnosborne1461 lol what man? Yes I’m American, what did I say that was unusual?

[@Samuel8657]

11:08 It’s called a Skycam - a flying camera suspended from wires at four corners in the stadium. It was invented in the 80s, but didn’t see heavy use until the original XLF in 2001. Some people like it because the view resembles the camera angles used in Madden games. Some broadcasters (Amazon in particular) use it more heavily than others. As you can see, it gives an on-field perspective you don’t see in regular game highlights.

[@vincentdarrah]

It is interesting to see how the Brits broadcast the game. Apparently they only access one or two cameras. Only have one person in the booth. In American broadcasts they show multiple camera angles. They project a black line for the line of scrimmage and a yellow one for the first down marker. As for why it is called the ORANGE BOWL, that comes from the early days of college football. The first bowl game was in 1902, the Rose Bowl as a way to get people to participate in the "Tournament of Roses" and the next bowl game was the 1916 Rose Bowl. In 1935, three more cities decided to have Bowl games to bring revenue to their city. El Paso, Texas with the Sun Bowl, named after what El Paso was known for, sunshine. New Orleans created the Sugar Bowl that same year, named after their biggest commodity at the time, and Miami, Florida created the Orange Bowl that year, named after Florida's biggest commodity. Now we have so many bowls they are meaningless unless you are a fan of that school. All you have to do is finish with a minimum of 6 wins out of 12 and you will go to a bowl game. It rewards mediocrity in my opinion. In fact, many players who are entering the NFL Draft now refuse to play if it isnt for the college football playoffs because they dont want to risk injury and their draft stock

[@daleowen2606]

You're getting to know this sport very quickly! That's not easy to do with how complicated it is

[@BritishGuy22]

A lot of it is thanks to you guys for being so patient with me and informing me on things along the way! Appreciate the nice comment!

[@daleowen2606]

@@BritishGuy22 honestly man. It takes people a long time to call out penalties before the refs announce them

[@robertdedrick7937]

Lol.. Joe hasn't even gotten to the complicated parts yet . Understands coverages, fronts, the difference between gap or zone runs, rout concepts???

[@yandy420]

Thanks for reacting so quickly. This game just ended in the states. I’m pumped that you rode this ride with us all year! GBO 🍊

[@Inconclusive420]

Just want to say thank you for the love you have given the Vols this year. Love the reactions, and I can't wait to see you again in September. Keep up the good work

[@verifiedvette7519]

It’s a hanging camera called skycast. When you watch it live on TV they switch to that angle a lot

[@Vividmoney97]

UGA fan here. Fun to watch this game Tennessee played good defense this game; also I’m awake bc of anticipation for the Peach Bowl

[@Vividmoney97]

@Drgo hey brother can you never predict a UGA game again? All in good fun of course. UGA is nothing but heart attacks and heart breaks in major games

[@iiDOCKERY]

Also props to you man you have picked up on all the rules and the game itself very quick!

[@BritishGuy22]

Thank you! I'm still no expert but I'm enjoying learning the rules as I go

[@tiffymcconkey]

Go Vols!!!!!! Awesome game. Born and raised in East Tennessee, about 30 mins from UT. Rocky Top you'll always be home sweet home to me.Good Ole Rocky Top, Rocky Top Tennessee

[@ryanjustice2670]

As an American, I've heard "Bob's Your Uncle" plenty of times but I'd never heard "Fannie's Your Aunt" until this video.😁 As a Tennesseean, I appreciate your enthusiasm for my dear Vols.👍

[@aydanstills3091]

As a die hard vols fan I would be a glad to take you to a game to experience it. There’s nothing like a home game in Tennessee

[@beverlydorn9498]

Thanks for the love for my Vols. H,ope you do visit us, here in Tennessee & go to Neyland Stadium. You will certainly enjoy it. You will experience the atmosphere of over 100,000 crazy fans. Make sure to get there early, so you can enjoy the pregame show, the Vol Walk & all of the tailgating. Hope to see you there....

[@dougbowers4415]

Traditional post season bowl games used to have just a few games. They’ve since gotten out of hand. The main traditional bowl games were: Orange Bowl - Miami, FL Cotton Bowl - Dallas, TX Sugar Bowl - New Orleans, LA Rose Bowl - Pasadena, CA Now there are dozens of bowl games, but these were the first, all held in warm weather cities. The Rose Bowl is the only one of the original four still played in the Rose Bowl Stadium. That game is preceded on New Year’s Day, or the day after if NYD is a Sunday by the Rose Parade, easily the most impressive parade in America.

[@theioncow18]

It didn’t seem like you caught it at 3:17, but Clemson faked a field goal there. They lined up like they were going to kick it, but the holder tried to run it himself to get the first down.

[@sparkplug2854]

I’m so glad that you reacted to another ball game! you will need to come watch a game in person next season! Go Vols!!

[@thefragrancevol753]

11:07 This is a premium, postseason game that ESPN wants you to watch, and there are multiple ways they've created to do that. This is the skycast. They've put a drone out there to film the game and that's what you were watching from Edit: This angle is usually not available

[@theonlytennusee]

We Tennessee fans have got to get you down here to enjoy the Vol experience with us! You show us so much love that it's only right. I think you'd truly enjoy it.

[@randychester2754]

Needless to say, you absolutely must do the 2 college playoff games finished hours ago between TCU/Michigan and Georgia/Ohio State. Both games were phenomenal, two of the best games you'll ever see with the national championship on the line.

[@chicknbutt7548]

We do sorta have a bit of a winter in Tennessee, usually comes in short waves, it's more like we get cold patches a couple times every year. But this game was in Miami 😀

[@d-milli77yt68]

we had snow for christmas, only a little but we had some 😁😁

[@dustingill4202]

It was -3 in Shelbyville 5 days ago.

[@TheMiamirep]

That is the skycam that is hooked up to cables hung from the top of the stadium in all 4 corners. There is a skycam operator that moves that camera left, right, forwards, backwards, the entire game to capture great alternative angles. That camera is used on the normal broadcast from time to time to show the details and alternative angle of a play or review. The broadcast you were watching was obviously exclusively just a skycam broadcast, not the main broadcast.

[@robertfoss1552]

You’re catching on quick! I’ve watched tons of soccer - even coached my girls when they were little and still don’t get it! But you’re right, we have tons of players, coaches and back-ups on the sidelines. We run out 11 different guys at every change of possession and substitute guys for different situations and when they get hurt / gassed. Have coaches and assistant coaches for each position (wide receivers, line backers, special teams), Medical staff, equipment staff. And there’s next year’s recruits, past players, special guests over there. A head coach has so many people under him, and assistant coaches constantly leaving, always recruiting - he’s really like a CEO, and gets paid like it! Impressive that they can coach at a high level - really amazing what Heupel has done in only 2 years at Tennessee. It was a magical season for us and Joe Milton looked good tonight - Hooker was recovering from surgery. And our D showed up big tonight. We have a great new class of incoming commits and a lot of seasoned guys coming back - super excited about next year. There’s no place like Neyland Stadium on a Saturday - you gotta make it over! GBO!!! 🍊🍊🍊

[@hellokimmy68]

I've never seen your channel before, but what a pleasant surprise! I'm a native Tennessean and a Vols fan for life. This season has energized a LOT of people.

[@BritishGuy22]

Thank you! Let's hope the Vols are as strong next season

[@hellokimmy68]

@@BritishGuy22 I think so! We finally have a great, passionate coach who really cares about the players and the traditions at TN, and recruiting has gone through the roof. If you EVER get the chance to head to Neyland Stadium at the University of TN to see a game live, do it. It's like a spiritual experience. The marching band, the fans, the Vol Navy coming in down the Tennessee River...it's really something else.

[@grantb2328]

Without reading through the comments to see if it's been explained already: the highlights you are watching were filmed with the "Skycam." It's a camera that runs on wires over the field. This game was broadcast live on multiple channels: The regular broadcast with commentators like you usually see was broadcast on ESPN. ESPN2 had "Skycast" (can tell from bottom left corner) that used this version (Skycam, no announcers, crowd noise) to show the game. I think several games have the option of the "Skycast" through online viewing on ESPN+. Every now and then the Skycast version is also broadcast on television.

[@matthewcrabtree9651]

I think it is so interesting that you first saw Tennessee play and that is the team you go for. I have lived in Tennessee most of my life. and have lived within an hour drive of the stadium the whole time. I just started watching the Premier League highlights on KZbin last year, and the first game I watched was the Brentford game GO BEES

[@kidblast5873]

First time watching your content and im already a huge fan! Being that i am from Knoxville, I've been a life long Tennessee fan. If you are ever down here during football season, you need to catch a game in Neyland Stadium. It's AMAZING!!

[@dustint10]

I was at this game live. Sky camera is hung on what i can best describe as a zipline and its wild to see in person. I dont even know who controls it or how they do it but its impressive. Its a full size camera, not a drone.

[@psymar]

The Orange Bowl is in Miami, at the south end of Florida -- it's probably around 25-30 C at night even this time of year.

[@jedijohnny]

let's go VOLS. We will be amazing this year. I am lucky enough to get to go to all the home games

[@teacherjoe7019]

I live 15 miles from Hard Rock Stadium where the Orange Bowl game is played. Very cool having 2 schools that wear orange meeting in the game. The days leading up to the game are always festive with many of the fans staying in beachfront hotels here in Fort Lauderdale. No real winter here. You can pay extra and get an "Endless Summer" license plate for your car with the silhouette of a surfer in front of the sun.

[@teacherjoe7019]

Just a little Hard Rock Stadium trivia. The Dolphins shared the Orange Bowl Stadium with The Miami Hurricanes in the early years. The, then, Miami Dolphins owner Joe Robbie built Hard Rock which is just the present name of the stadium; it has had many names. The OBS was an aging all metal stadium. The Miami Hurricanes played in the OBS until it was torn down to build Marlins Ball park for Miami's baseball team. The Joe Robbie Stadium featured orange seats which were a nice match with the Orange Bowl Game but Mr. Robbie built it with a wide pitch to make it suitable for soccer and baseball. When the Marlins moved to their baseball specific stadium, the present owner of the stadium rebuilt the lower bowl with a more football specific arrangement and added a roof that covers most of the fans but not the playing field. An after noon game was very hot and sunny but with chances of tropical downpours. The Hurricanes and Dolphins now share the HRS. Because Hard Rock is not leased from the city or county, the Dolphins pay far more in property taxes than any other NFL team pays on a lease. The name Hard Rock is from the Hard Rock Cafe corporation which is owned by the small Seminole Tribe of Florida which runs a large casino on their land. The Seminoles have an agreement with Florida State University that allow use of the Seminole as a mascot in exchange for free tuition for the tribe's members. Many universities and professional sports have stopped using Native American mascots. But the Seminole Tribe has a good operating strategy using their agreements as advertising.

[@artoriousfortunous4694]

I was lucky enough to attend the Florida and Bama game at Knoxville in 2022 and I would highly recommend you make a home game at Neyland a bucket list trip. It truly is a once in a lifetime type of energy and you would never regret making the trip win or loss. I attended during the Pruitt era and was at Neyland when we lost to Georgia State, but even then those memories throughout those seasons were awesome

[@savannah65]

The earliest bowl game is the Rose Bowl. Bowl games are teams that are invited to play. Since they are played in December & January, they are played at stadiums in warm climates. When I way young, there was the Rose Bowl, Cotton Bowl, Sugar Bowl, Peach Bowl, Sun Bowl, Gator Bowl, Orange Bowl. A little later, they added the Liberty Bowl and Holiday Bowl. Good teams are usually given offers to play by several bowls, and each team usually chooses the one with a quality opponent. Today I understand that there are a total of 41 bowl games.

[@teacherjoe7019]

There are bowl games and playoff games for the national championship. First the four (soon to be 12) schools are put into 2 Bowls to play for a chance to get a chance to play in the championship game which is not a bowl game. After that, each conference has a set of agreements with various bowl games filling the remaining bowl matchups.

[@namesnosborne1461]

You made the right decision becoming a vol fan random as may be. We have had a rough few year but it’s time for greatness to return!! Welcome!!!

[@greenwave819]

The Orange bowl is named after Oranges. Florida grows many Oranges and that's also why everyone is dressed for warm weather. This bowl takes place in Miami FL, almost tropical! Let's Go Vols

[@adamcook]

Major bowl games in CFB are named after what the area is famous for where the game is played. Rose, Orange, Sugar, Citrus, Cotton, Fiesta, and there's even one called the potato bowl. The Orange bowl in Miami is similar climate wise to southern spain. It's technically winter there, but you won't see many coats. Anyway, much love from big Orange country. There's always room for one more on rocky top! We'll have to get you some gear though. Lol

[@matthewtucker4911]

Wed love to have u wearing orange in Neyland stadium watching the vols play we accept everyone except opposing fans lol

[@sniff8739]

GO BIG ORANGE!!!! Thanks for the Tennessee love bro

[@kjvolfan]

it's awesome that you love tennessee, i myself live in tennessee and own season tickets, so it's cool to see other people talking abt the vols

[@nohandlenotme]

Really choose you favorite style of play, then stick with your favorites, then pick your ultimate outcomes of champions!

[@ds--pu1tv]

Man its so cool seeing people from other countries dive into the game of American football and its even cooler to see people from other countries jump on the Vol train and root for Big Orange, from a fellow Vols fan your always welcome into this crazy ass alcoholic fan base any day of the week brother lol

[@shag139]

UT QB Milton is 6’5” and 240lbs. He was an insanely strong arm. He can throw the damn ball over 100 yards in the air. He just needs to keep improving his reads and accuracy and when to take a little heat off the ball and he can be very very good.

[@michaelhigdon2912]

It’s clear that the audio isn’t original in this video. I was at the game and the song the band plays after each TD is “Rocky Top” not “Down the Field”. Also their was a big “Bruuuuuu!” Being chanted for Bru McCoy after he made that ram-like hit against the Clemson defender. Lastly, it was VERY loud, we made sure of it

[@michaelmcgowen8780]

Post-season college bowl games have been a fixture of American college football for a century. These are always played at a neutral site, and the teams are either invited to play by those operating the bowl games, or the champion of a conference gains an automatic birth in one. For example, the Rose Bowl game in the Los Angeles suburb of Pasadena, California has, traditionally, been between the champions of the Big Ten and Pacific 12 Conferences. The Rose Bowl is the oldest, having first been played in 1902. This has been followed, in turn, by the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, Louisiana (1935), the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida (1935), the Sun Bowl in El Paso, Texas (1935), and the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas (1937). By 1950, there were 8 college bowl games, which increased to 11 by 1970, 15 by 1980, 19 games in 1990, 25 in 2000, 35 in 2010, to the current 41 bowl games in 2015. In 1998, the National Championship Game between to two top rated teams was added, which turned into the 4-team College Football Playoff in 2014.

[@xlxl9440]

I have liked and subscribed. Thanks for being a VOLS fan!!! GO VOLS!!! 🍊

[@christianskelton8555]

12:21 the Orange Bowl is played in Miami, Florida which is pretty warm even during the winter. Enjoyed the video and Go Vols!

[@dorisbruun1034]

What an arm Milton has .unbelievable

[@robertsimerly8625]

the red poles are 30 feet apart with the 1st one synced with line of scrimmage and 2nd stretched out 30 feet to show the first down line for the offense to achieve. Camera view is provided by cable system set up over entire field with camera able to move over anywhere on the field, zooms and all. I noticed you are very intuitive on the game. You do well so don't sell yourself short. Enjoyed your narrating the video. Good on ya !

[@amazingturtle5075]

Honestly probably for the best you got the “no announcer” version. The guys had a HEAVY Clemson bias, were constantly talking about how great individual Clemson players were and just completely disregarding Tennessee. You got a very unbiased version of the game Also @Britishguy I don’t know if you’re Vols favoritism extends past the football team but if you want to see them, the Tennessee marching band will be heading to the UK this May I believe

[@dorisbruun1034]

It is why I like to turn the sound down and turn up the radio broadcast.

[@bbqbros3648]

Rocky Top! You'll always be home sweet home to me! Good Old Rocky Top! WHOOOO! Rocky Top Tennessee!

[@Krypto_TN]

It is winter here in Knoxville, TN but this Orange Bowl was played in Miami, Florida.

[@bigsportsman]

This game was played in Miami Florida which is pretty far South of Knoxville and is considerably warmer in the winter. This angle is filmed with a camera attached to a series of 4 cables which are attached to a special rig on the 4 corners of the stadium. By using motors to add slack or removing slack to these cables in a specific series you can move camera almost anywhere you want at almost any interior elevation within the stadium. This allows the camera to film anywhere. The camera also articulates on a gimble that rotates at least 180° in all directions. All of this is accomplished remotely via radio control and with computer precision.

[@hondot8740]

We are so happy you are a Vol Mate!!!

[@deepon05]

Yeah im sure someone already pointed this out but this game is played in Miami, FL. So they really don't get winter per say. Also the camera view is a camera that remotely operated on a rope that has the ability to zoom in or drop lower for a closer shot. ESPN uses this view on their regular broadcast when they show a replay of a previous play but for big matchups like this one, they have an alternate channel that people can view if they so choose.

[@Alex-kd5xc]

This is the skycast presentation not the regular broadcast one! And imo this is better. For one, the angle lets you see the game from the player’s perspectives and you get the raw noise of the on-field play and crowd. Sometimes with a regular broadcast you feel further away from the action.

[@heathadams3655]

That camera angle is called the Skycast. Several cameras running on cables above the field of play

[@OnlineMathTutor--]

Your channel is amazing!

[@BritishGuy22]

Thank you!

[@OnlineMathTutor--]

@@BritishGuy22 You are welcome!

[@jkbrouhard2]

They left out a few huge hits from the Tennessee defense in this highlight

[@sainvol]

And that horrible fake field goal..

[@Reindurr417]

Orange Bowl is played in Miami, FL. All bowl games are played at a neutral site every year. Rose Bowl is in Los Angeles, Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, Peach Bowl in Atlanta, Bahamas Bowl in the Bahamas, Citrus Bowl in Orlando, and so on

[@mgr.christophersampson4754]

Go Big Orange! Just become a Vol fan bro. We've got a really bright future and they're so entertaining to watch with Josh Heupel at Head Coach.

[@D4W1LL13official]

I like how 76 tackled his own teammate when they scored and he proceeded to flex to the stands to try and act cool

[@jonathancrowder45]

he pulled him into the endzone. are you dumb?

[@phobiaone306]

Those kicks seemed to not have any hook on them. If you notice that the ball is always placed off center on the Dash Marks depending on which side of the field the ball was called dead. Kickers usually have a hook to their kick to curve the ball in otherwise they would need to approach the ball at an odd angle sometimes. That kicker just couldn't really get the ball to hook for him. The first 2 were almost laser straight.

[@matthewhumphrey3298]

You are right about running the ball at the end. Close to the end of the when you are ahead, you want to run the ball more. The clock does not stop when a runner is tackled. If you step out of bounds or throw an incomplete pass, it stops the clock. If you move the ball by a pass, the clock will also stop until the ref puts it down on the field. You still have to pass it every once in a while. The defense will adjust to stop the run. If you pass it every once in a while, it forces the defense to spread out. It really is a game of smarts. Not just brute force.

[@matthewhumphrey3298]

Both the running game and passing game are really important. If you can't run the ball, it forces you to pass more, and the defense will play more passing defense. It is almost like a game of chess. If one part of your offense or defense isn't working, it can mess up your whole game.

[@matthewhumphrey3298]

It really is a chess game. A lot of people don't realize that. Why so much can determine the outcomes. Fans, coaching, momentum, individual players, all can effect the game.

[@christopherhart6328]

As a lifelong Tennessee fan and former student/alumni… I am offering to take you to a big rivalry game at Neyland stadium next season… free of charge.

[@zaxles]

I love the sky cast. It’s closer to the quarterback/ running back point of view. Probably better for football nerds then just typical fans

[@emilyclifton9775]

I was at the game live, it was amazing!

[@kyleroberts9685]

If you want to make it to a Tennessee home game, just reach-out to any Vols fans commenting on your videos-most here would be more than glad to get you & your travel party tickets to a game. Single-game tickets usually go on sale in July and sell-out very quickly for the best matches & rivalries. The atmosphere at Neyland Stadium is very different if it’s a game against teams like ‘Bama, Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina than some smaller programs the Vols will often play. But, the experience is the best in American sports, for sure! Hope you’re able to make it to a game-it’s great to see international fans grow to love the Vols, too!

[@mrsmlfb1998]

Love that your a UT fan! I was there (game was in Miami it was about 80 degrees) it was so much fun! And yet that’s the drone ;)

[@mtdriverdriver8151]

If you look at the highlight video you will see SKYCAST. This is one of 3 different broadcasts of the game. You are correcct that the SKYCAM is teathered and operates via lines strung above the field.

[@dustingill4202]

One of the best defensive games this year for the Vols. GB🍊!

[@USCarolinafan13]

At 16:35 about running vs passing, you are correct but for the wrong reason. When a team had the lead later in the game, a lot of the play calling is centered around keeping the clock running. Running plays keep the clock running while incomplete passing plays will stop the clock. So rather than risk stopping the clock, the team in the lead will run the ball

[@willrobinson4976]

At one time, bowl games were named after regional products or regional commodities. Florida grows oranges thus the name Orang Bowl. Other examples are the Rose Bowl in California, they grow 60% of roses in the country, and the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, because of the sugar cane grown in Louisiana. However, big corporate sponsorships have changed that somewhat over the years, they give big money to have their names on these bowl games.

[@vflgbo1981]

THANK YOU!! GO VOLS🍊🏈🔥🧡🤍🧡

[@TreyM1609]

Cant tell me “Squirrel White” isn’t a down south country ball Players name….lol GO VOLS!!!

[@karnsfan]

This was a bowl game and played in Florida. That's the reason for t-shirts and all.

[@dakotavfl4926]

This camera angle is a special camera they use during the bowl season

[@TeeSwave]

We definitely get winter lol it’s been 10 degrees out here in Tennessee… the bowl was played in miami

[@danfaulkner3935]

Hey British Guy, the 2023 schedule is posted. You should pick a home game and make the trip. Come and tailgate and enjoy a live game experience. Lots of hospitality on The Hill.

[@Mr_Gabbles]

12:30 the game was played in Miami, FL

[@TheMossad100]

I'm sure someone else mentioned this, but, the Orange Bowl is played in Miami.

[@scotttuttle3513]

I believe there were two or three different broadcasts of the game. This is one of them.

[@govolsfightvolsfight2908]

Hell yeah, go Big damn orange! Great to have you on board with our beloved Tennessee VOLS!

[@jmoneygames1299]

The angle and no commentator is bc it’s the sky cam bc they have multiple angles for the bigger bowl games, but I don’t know why he did the highlights in skycam

[@joshstovall1944]

Honestly man, you should try and go to a Tennessee game one day. If you go in the fall you can make it a proper vacation and go to the Great Smokey Mountains National Park while you are there. It's about 45 minutes outside of Knoxville and it is gorgeous that time of year, and Nashville is only a 3 hour drive from there so that's a really fun American city to visit.

[@thelinetogain3763]

They played the game in Miami, FL. I was there it was like 80° F it’s was hot lol