Been to all of the above, add in the 1985 Sugar Bowl against Vinnie Who, Jimmy Johnson and the 'Canes, in which Johnny Majors declared never has one game meant to much to so many and Kieth Jackson was amazed at the Big Orange Nation in the pregame, noting "Ooooohhhhhh, they've been saving themselves when the Dome exploded in orange shakers, add in the 1998 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl with Pearless Price reeling in two bombs down the same sideline and John Ward ended his football broadcasting career letting the world know that the 1998 national champion is clad in Big Orange.
The 2022 Alabama game is now in the epic category with so many other big Tennessee wins over the decades that will be discussed for generations, the tears streaming down cheeks in the old stadium Saturday night were simply the emotional acknowledgement that, in front of a nationwide TV audience and the national college football media, the underdog Tennessee beat Alabama on a last second field goal in a classic SEC battle and again, never has one game meant so much to so many and ushered in members of a new generation of Vol fans tearing down goal posts, who weren't even born when these pre 1998 classics actually occurred.