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Saturdays in Knoxville

Kelsey and Joey both graduated from the University of Tennessee, so Saturday's are dedicated to UT Football. This year has been a little rough so far, but we will still back our Vols no matter what. We try to make it to as many games as we can each year, Yona has even jumped in with us and wears orange instead of purple on Saturdays. So here is a glimpse into our Saturdays in Knoxville. Go Vols!
Joey, Kelsey, Savannah and Jimmy in front of Neyland
Kelsey and Joey tailgating before the Georgia game
Kelsey, Savannah and current Vol Brynn!
Joey and current Vols Jimmy and Noah
Kelsey and Savannah in Neyland
Kelsey and siblings: Savannah and Noah
Brett Farve outside HSS before the game
I said...
102,455 of the best fans in the world!
Pride of the Southland
Let's go UT!
How do you spend your Saturday??
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