Tennessee will play its 36th football game all time in Atlanta, Georgia on Saturday. The Vols will face Syracuse at Mercedes-Benz Stadium (noon EDT, ABC).
"Great venue, great event and a great opportunity for us to go play a really good football program in Syracuse," Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel said. "We have 20 players from the state of Georgia, I think 15 guys from the Atlanta area. They're going to have a lot of family and friends at the game. Great way for us to kick it off and find out where we're at."
Saturday will mark Tennessee's second contest at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in program history . The Vols defeated Georgia Tech, 42-41 in double overtime, on Sept. 4, 2017.
Tennessee holds a 16-19 record all time in games contested in Atlanta, Georgia, recording wins against Georgia Tech, Auburn , Indiana, Mississippi State and North Carolina State.
Tennessee defeated Auburn in the 1997 SEC championship game and Mississippi State in 1998 to win a league title. Both matchups were contested at the Georgia Dome.
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Tennessee's all-time football record in games played in Atlanta
| School |
Record |
|---|---|
| Auburn |
1-1 |
| Clemson |
0-1 |
| Georgia Tech |
12-12 |
| Indiana |
1-0 |
| Iowa |
0-1 |
| LSU |
0-2 |
| Maryland |
0-1 |
| Mississippi State |
1-0 |
| North Carolina State |
1-0 |
| Virginia Tech |
0-1 |
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