A song by Dolly Parton will be played between the third and fourth quarters during a game against Furman. This change is being made to honor the late Tennessee icon. The game is scheduled to take place on Saturday.
Morgan Wallen's song "The Way I Talk" has been used in this time slot since 2024, but it will be replaced by a Dolly Parton song for this game.
Further details about the game and the tribute to Dolly Parton are available from the source.
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