Hall of Fame Tennessee Volunteers football

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1 hall of fame

1.1 players
1.2 coaches
1.3 retired numbers





hall of fame

tennessee boasts college football hall of famers in sec, seventh in major college football, , ninth of college football programs, 24.


players

gene mcever – elected 1954
beattie feathers – elected 1955
herman hickman – elected 1959
bobby dodd – elected 1959 (player) , 1993 (coach)
bob suffridge – elected 1961
nathan dougherty – elected 1967
george cafego – elected 1969
bowden wyatt – elected 1972 (player) , 1997 (coach)
hank lauricella – elected 1981
doug atkins – elected 1985




also member of pro football hall of fame (elected 1975)




johnny majors – elected 1987
bob johnson – elected 1989
ed molinski – elected 1990
steve delong – elected 1993
john michels – elected 1996
steve kiner – elected 1999
reggie white – elected 2002




also member of pro football hall of fame (elected 2006)




frank emanuel – elected 2004
chip kell – elected 2006
peyton manning – elected 2017

coaches

robert neyland – elected 1956
bowden wyatt- elected 1997
doug dickey – elected 2003
phillip fulmer – elected 2012

retired numbers

tennessee has retired 8 jersey numbers:



16 – peyton manning
32 – billy nowling
45 – johnny majors
49 – rudy klarer
61 – willis tucker
62 – clyde fuson
91 – doug atkins
92 – reggie white




^ gene mcever . 2014 tennessee sports hall of fame. retrieved 15 april 2014. 
^ beattie feathers . © national football foundation , college hall of fame, inc. retrieved 15 april 2014. 
^ herman hickman . national football foundation , college hall of fame, inc. retrieved 15 april 2014. 
^ bobby dodd . national football foundation , college hall of fame, inc. retrieved 15 april 2014. 
^ bob suffridge . smokey s trail,. retrieved 15 april 2014. 
^ nathan dougherty . smokeys-trail.com/. retrieved 17 april 2014. 
^ george cafego . smokeys-trail.com/. retrieved 17 april 2014. 
^ bowden wyatt . national football foundation , college hall of fame, inc. retrieved 17 april 2014. 
^ hank lauricella . pro-football reference.com. retrieved 17 april 2014. 
^ doug atkins . 2014 pro football hall of fame. retrieved 17 april 2014. 
^ johnny majors . national football foundation , college hall of fame, inc. retrieved 17 april 2014. 
^ bob johnson . national football foundation , college hall of fame, inc. retrieved 17 april 2014. 
^ ed molinski . tennessee sports hall of fame. retrieved 17 april 2014. 
^ steve delong . national football foundation , college hall of fame, inc. retrieved 17 april 2014. 
^ john michels . pro-football reference.com. retrieved 17 april 2014. 
^ steve kiner . national football foundation , college hall of fame, inc. retrieved 17 april 2014. 
^ reggie white . pro football hall of fame. retrieved 17 april 2014. 
^ frank emanuel . pro-football reference.com. retrieved 17 april 2014. 
^ chip kell . utsports.com. retrieved 17 april 2014. 
^ chip kell . http://www.footballfoundation.org/. retrieved 18 august 2017.  external link in |publisher= (help)
^ tennessee football retired numbers . utsports.com. cbs interactive. retrieved february 8, 2013. 






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