as the crowd swelled onto the Neyland Stadium field and did what one might expect to celebrate Tennessee’s win over Alabama. Fans ripped down the goal posts and paraded them through the streets ...

And as the raucous celebration continued, videos showed a throng of people carrying a goal post down the street and hurling it into the nearby Tennessee River. The Southeastern Conference hit the ...

As one would expect after such a win, the 100,000 fans in Neyland Stadium poured onto the field and, for some reason, Tennessee doesn’t have the goal posts with a hinge that can be taken down so ...

Knoxville, Tenn. (WATE) — Fans celebrated after the Vols first win against Alabama in 15 years by tearing down the goal posts. Immediately after the Tennessee-Alabama game concluded with a last ...

The goal post is getting presidential treatment and is being escorted by dozens of Vols fans throughout the town. It even took a dip in the Tennessee River. The latest whereabouts of the goalpost ...

University of Tennessee fans stormed the football field this weekend after upsetting University of Alabama, ripping out both goal posts and dumping them in the Tennessee River.

Don't worry Tennessee football fans. Neyland Stadium will be getting goal posts to play another game. Tennessee will installing replacement goal posts on Tuesday, three days after the Vols upset ...

You think Tennessee ... winning field-goal sailed through the uprights, it was pandemonium in Knoxville, as fans stormed the field and eventually took down the field-goal posts.

The field-goal posts have made it to the river, where they will likely spend the rest of the evening before someone cleans them up tomorrow morning. Following No. 6 Tennessee’s victory over No ...