Considering the fact that white jerseys and orange pants are a ROAD uniform, it is not surprising that we have a lower winning percentage when wearing them. However, beware such absolutist statements. A few notable exceptions to this assertion would include the following:
1980 Auburn game (42-0). See
Vols Blast Auburn 42-0 in 1980 - YouTube
1983 Alabama game. See
1983 Tennessee 41 Alabama 34 - 2nd Half (PPV) - YouTube
1985 Alabama game. See
1985 Tennessee 16 Alabama 14 in Birmingham (TBS) - YouTube
1989 UCLA game (Debut of Cobb-Webb tandem). See
1989 Tennessee vs. UCLA (Video 1 - Pay Per View) - YouTube
1989 LSU game. See
1989 Tennessee 45 LSU 39 - YouTube
1990 Cotton Bowl (Webb runs wild against Arkansas). See
1990 Cotton Bowl -CBS-Video 1 - Tennessee vs. Arkansas - YouTube
1991 Notre Dame game ("Miracle at South Bend"). See
1991 MIracle at South Bend (Tenn 35 Notre Dame 34) - YouTube
That doesn't include the host of road games played during that period against Vandy, Kentucky, and other lightweight SEC programs or opponents of similar caliber that we played during that period. When you consider that Fulmer flat out did not like orange pants, we have very few instances from his era to add to this list of games won when we wore white jerseys and orange pants.
I hope that this will put to rest all nonsensical assertions which doom us to defeat when we wear specific uniform combinations. Unfortunately, I am certain that even incontrovertible evidence will not be accepted by people who are predisposed to dislike specific uniforms.