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Field view of Tennessee game-winning field goal is absolutely insane

By Sravan Gannavarapu

Tennessee quarterback Hendon Hooker (5) before Tennessee's game against Alabama in Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn., on Saturday, Oct. 15, 2022.Kns Ut Bama Football Vol Walk Bp
Tennessee quarterback Hendon Hooker (5) before Tennessee's game against Alabama in Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn., on Saturday, Oct. 15, 2022.Kns Ut Bama Football Vol Walk Bp /
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The fans stormed the field when Tennessee knocked off Alabama in a thriller. The view from above is spectacular and captures the moment beautifully.

Oh my god. That’s what you can say when you look at Neyland Stadium after Tennesee shocked the world and upset Alabama in a thriller.

This is a celebration years in the making. Legends like Peyton Manning took it all in.

Furthermore, after the game they endured, it’s fitting that the fans stormed the field, despite the fine that will come into play. Volunteers’ students and fans probably don’t care.

They wanted this, and they were underdogs going into the game, and they pulled it off. The view from the field was spectacular.

Neyland Stadium looks incredible after Tennessee pulled off an upset victory over Alabama.

Hendon Hooker was special against Alabama. Despite throwing one interception, the transfer from Virginia Tech threw for 385 yards and five touchdowns. All five scores went to Jalin Hyatt, who had six catches on the day for over 200 yards. Hooker also ran for over 50 yards in the game.

That combination was lethal enough to offset Bryce Young and the Alabama offense, one of the best in the country, while also exposing a weakness in the Alabama defense headlined by Will Anderson Jr.

The season is not over. While Tennessee is undefeated, they have a long way to go, and the Crimson Tide are not out of the running for a college football playoff spot. It’s going to take one more loss to ensure that, whether it be in the regular season or likely the SEC Championship game.

Whatever it is, that’s not the purpose right now; it’s about Tennessee having one of its most significant victories in school history. Also, does anyone know where that goalpost is? Last we saw, it was headed out of the stadium, which looked absolutely wild and orange on a magic night in Knoxville.

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