No. 18 Tennessee will open its 2026 football season Saturday against Furman.
Kickoff between the Vols and Paladins is slated for 3:30 p.m. EDT at Neyland Stadium. The game can be watched on SEC Network+.
Saturday will mark the third meeting between Tennessee and Furman in the all-time series, dating to 1941. The Vols have a 2-0 record in previous games contested between the two schools.
Tennessee first played the Paladins on Sept. 20, 1941, winning, 32-6, at Shields-Watkins Field in John Barnhill's debut as the Vols' head coach.
Barnhill was named head coach after Robert Neyland was called into military service. Barnhill would guide the Vols to an 8-2 overall record (3-1 SEC).

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It'll be Tennessee football's season opener when Furman comes to Neyland Stadium, but the Paladins got an early start to their 2026 campaign on Aug. 27.
Furman beat Anderson, a Division II team, to start its season at home in Greenville, South Carolina. It wasn't an overwhelmingly convincing performance but ended in a 20-3 victory for the Paladins (1-0).
The Vols play Furman on Sept. 5 (3:30 p.m. ET, SEC Network+/ESPN+).
Quarterback Jake Garcia started at quarterback for Furman. A fifth-year Michigan transfer, Garcia won the job over Western New Mexico (Division II) transfer Connor Ackerley, junior Nehuel Garcia and freshman Trey Smith.
Garcia finished his first start for Furman going 15-of-28 passing for 183 yards and an interception. He also had nine rushes for 51 yards and avoided taking any sacks.

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A family meeting Goofy at Disneyland got an unexpected surprise when they realized an A-list actor had been watching the adorable interaction from just a few feet away: Matt Damon.
Loryn Powell posted the unexpected celebrity sighting on Instagram Friday after capturing what was supposed to be a special family moment: her young daughter's first encounter with Goofy at Goofy's Kitchen in the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim.
A-list celebrity Matt Damon blends into the crowd during a heartwarming moment at Disneyland. (Instagram/lorynpowell) Instagram/lorynpowell
The family didn't notice that the famous face was standing just behind them. Obtained by the CA Post
The video shows Powell's husband crouching next to their daughter as Goofy, wearing his chef uniform, comes over to greet them. The girl excitedly waves at the character before wrapping her arms around him.

#Instagram #matt

A Disneyland frequent theme park visitor and fan, known across the internet as "Peter Pan Girl," has now responded to the viral memes surrounding her interactions with the Peter Pan character in the park. Her recent TikToks interacting with the character in the park went viral, resulting in memes and speculation about her relationship with the character performer.
The discussion spread so far online that it even resulted in one of the Peter Pan character performers addressing the controversy, and it's called into question a debate about when character interactions might cross boundaries. Mickey Visit brings you the latest Disney news and planning resources, including a new menu at a sit-down restaurant for passholders and the expansion of an airport perk.
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Christina Toni Kulusich, who has been meeting the Peter Pan character performers for over a decade at Disneyland, recently had a video go viral with more than 29 million views. This video, which you can watch at the end of the article, shows her gifting Peter Pan a handmade crochet keychain and sparked hundreds of comments questioning the ethics of her interactions with the character performers at Disneyland.
Kulusich spoke to USA TODAY about her thoughts on all the attention after this viral moment, sharing that "it's been a little rough" and that she never thought these moments would "blow up this much – of like, the entire internet to know I exist." Some commenters poked fun at the video, with one comment saying, "I know he went on a cigarette break after this," receiving 1.5 million likes. Another comment read, "Forced to stay in character but you can tell he's so uncomfortable." The video resulted in many viral memes and satirical videos, with some editing the interaction in black and white and adding horror movie scores to the audio.

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No. 18 Tennessee held its second scrimmage during fall training camp on Saturday at Neyland Stadium. Rankings reflect the preseason US LBM Coaches Poll.
Sixth-year head coach Josh Heupel recapped the Vols' second scrimmage.
"Good second scrimmage," Heupel said. "Bunch of situational work. Crowd noise like you're on the road. A lot of mechanics, communication, things that did well and some things that, offensively in particularly, learned throughout the course of it. Got to continue to get better at that, but all in all, good work.
"I thought defensively did a good job. Created a couple turnovers. Played ****** ignment sound and, offensively you know, didn't play as clean as we need to. Some of that was communication, but some really positive things there too."
Tennessee will kick off its 2026 football season in 14 days. The Vols will host Furman on Sept. 5 at Neyland Stadium (3:30 p.m. EDT, SEC Network+).

#good #stadium #vols

The name, image and likeness collective that connects Tennessee fans with athletes, exclusive experiences and merchandise is opening a store in Knoxville that will sell limited-edition Vols gear.
The Volunteer Club, which supports University of Tennessee athletes through fan memberships and merch sales, announced its first storefront is opening Sept. 4 at 6601 Kingston Pike in Bearden.
The store represents the "next evolution" for NIL, said co-owner Will Crockett, who told Knox News he is launching the concept as a way to bridge the gap between fans and athletes with a physical ***** e for them to interact. In other words, according to a news release, the store will be anything but "another traditional Tennessee apparel shop."
"There are plenty of those already," the announcement said, "and they do just fine."
Former Tennessee running back Travis Stephens will be on hand for the grand opening, which invites fans into a ***** e designed to feel like a piece of Vols history. The Volunteer Club storefront will feature authentic, nostalgic decorations such as a 1930s-era scoreboard on the wall, Crockett said, as well as an old bathroom door and phone booth from Neyland Stadium. A fridge will be stocked with complimentary orange soda and a variety of Tennessee-themed goods.

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Matt Damon and Luciana Barroso are celebrating their daughter's birthday. Gia Damon is turning 18, a special birthday. She celebrated at Disneyland with her parents and siblings.
Luciana Barroso and Matt Damon share four daughters (@ Nina Westervelt)
In photos captured at the emblematic theme park, Damon, Barroso, and their kids are seen wearing matching T-shirts. They posed for a group photo standing in front of a giant pumpkin Mickey Mouse statue.
Damon stands in the middle of the group, wearing a shirt that reads "Birthday Crew." He's flanked by Gia, who wears a shirt that reads "Birthday girl." He completes the look with a Red Sox's cap. Barroso stands next to him and wears a black T-shirt that she paired with matching shorts, sunglasses, and a cap.
The group is made up of Damon and Barroso's daughters: Alexia, 27, Isabella, 20, Gia, and Stella, 15. They were also accompanied by Alexia's boyfriend, who smiled for the photos.

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It was a family affair for Matt Damon and his wife Luciana on Thursday as they treated their brood to a trip to Disneyland to celebrate their daughter Gia's 18th birthday.
The Odyssey star, 55, posed with his family in front of the Mickey Mouse pumpkin on Main Street ahead of the theme park's Halloween Time opening day, and they were all kitted out in honor of Gia's milestone day.
Matt, Luciana, and their daughters Alexia, 27, Isabella, 20, and Stella, 15, wore matching T-shirts that read "birthday crew."
Gia, meanwhile, stood out wearing a custom shirt featuring an outline of the park's Sleeping Beauty Castle, Mickey Mouse ears, and "birthday girl" emblazoned on the front.
However, the photo left many people on social media stunned by how empty the park looked, with some questioning whether Matt and his family had Disneyland all to themselves.

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Matt Damon joined his wife Luciana Barroso and their four daughters Alexia, Isabella, Gia, and Stella for a family outing at Disneyland.
The family were celebrating Gia's 18th birthday.
Damon, his wife, and his daughters all posed in matching themed T-shirts.
Matt Damon isn't ashamed to be a bit of a Disney adult—and neither are his daughters. The Odyssey actor enjoyed a very different kind of odyssey on August 20, visiting Disneyland in Anaheim, California to celebrate his second youngest daughter Gia's 18th birthday.
Matt Damon and his family at Disneyland.
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Matt Damon turned on his Disney dad mode for his daughter's 18th birthday, marking the milestone with a family outing to Disneyland. "The Odyssey" star shares four daughters with his wife, Luciana. A photo of the family at the amusement park is now circulating on social media, garnering love and best wishes from fans.
Matt Damon celebrated his daughter Gia's 18th birthday with his family at Disneyland. They posed for photos together in front of a Mickey Mouse pumpkin in Disneyland on August 20. They visited the park ahead of its Halloween Time opening on August 21.
Gia wore a black tee featuring an outline of the park's Sleeping Beauty Castle flanked by Mickey Mouse ears. The shirt read, "birthday girl." Meanwhile, her sisters, Alexia, 27, Isabella, 20, and Stella, 15, and their parents, Matt Damon and Luciana, wore matching black tees that read, "birthday crew." One snap also captured the "Good Will Hunting" star posing solo. He paired his tee with white trousers and white shoes. A baseball cap and brown-tinted shades completed his look.
In a July cover story for PEOPLE, Damon said his daughter Gia's reaction to "The Odyssey" made the tough shoot worth it. He recalled, "She saw 'The Odyssey,' and at the end of it, she actually turned to me, and she said, 'Dad, I'm proud of you.' She's never said anything like that because we joke around a lot, and so at that point, I was like, 'I'm good. It was all worth it.'"
At the London premiere of the epic film, he said it was "great" to share the moment with his daughters. "It's great because they had to sacrifice a lot too for this," he said. "I went away for a while; they came and visited, but it was a lot. It was a very long movie, very grueling shoot, and I'm really excited for my girls to see it tonight."

#damon #family #mickey

Matt Damon traded movie premieres for mouse ears as his family gathered at Disneyland to celebrate daughter Gia reaching a major milestone.
The 55-year-old actor visited the Anaheim theme park on Aug. 20 with wife Luciana and all four of their daughters: Alexia, 27, Isabella, 20, Gia, 18, and Stella, 15. The outing marked Gia's 18th birthday and brought the famously private family together for a rare group appearance away from a Hollywood red carpet.
They made the occasion easy to spot. Gia wore a custom Disney-themed shirt identifying her as the "birthday girl," while Damon and the rest of the family coordinated in matching "birthday crew" shirts, according to PEOPLE's report from Disneyland.
Disneyland was already preparing for its fall festivities, allowing the family to pose in front of the giant Mickey Mouse pumpkin on Main Street, U.S.A., one day before Halloween Time officially began.
Damon and Luciana were joined by Alexia, Isabella, Gia and Stella for the park day. Just Jared reported that Alexia's boyfriend was also part of the group. Gia's shirt featured Sleeping Beauty Castle with Mickey Mouse ears and "birthday girl" lettering, while the others wore coordinating "birthday crew" designs.

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Once the line of Tennessee football fans had cleared out, the food arrived for employees at Window World. A DoorDash driver juggled a brown Firehouse Subs bag in one hand and four soft drinks in the other as she pushed open the glass doors.
She took a step inside, turned to her left and did a double take. Sitting in front of her was linebacker Arion Carter, there for a meet and greet to sign autographs for fans.
There was one football left in the back for Carter to sign, which she excitedly accepted. She then asked to take a picture with Carter. Her family wouldn't believe her without photo evidence.
"My brothers are going to be so mad at me!" she joked.
It was Carter's first public event since he was suspended two games by the NCAA because he returned to college after his agent had paid for a flight to an NFL pre-draft training facility. He is arguably Tennessee's best defensive player and will sit out the opener against Furman on Sept. 5 at Neyland Stadium and the road game at Georgia Tech on Sept. 12.

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Tennessee will open its 2026 football season versus Furman on Sept. 5. The season opener is slated for 3:30 p.m. EDT at Neyland Stadium (SEC Network+).
The Paladins will play one game before facing Tennessee. Furman will kick off its regular season with a Thursday matchup against Anderson University on Aug. 27 at Paladin Stadium in Greenville, South Carolina (7 p.m. EDT).
On Tuesday, Furman head coach Clay Hendrix named fifth-year quarterback Jake Garcia the Paladins' starter.
"Jake will be our starter in game one," Hendrix said. "He didn't get here until summer, but when we considered what he's done and the amount and quality of work he's already put in, both on the field and off the field, we believe he gives us the best chance to be successful. "He's a talented guy who can make all the throws, and he has a good understanding of what we're trying to do. He's also shown his mobility to keep plays alive. In his position he needs to be a leader of our team, which we think he is becoming when considering how the players have responded to him so far. The way he came in and went to work earned the respect of his teammates."
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No. 18 Tennessee held its first football scrimmage in fall training camp on Saturday. Rankings reflect the preseason US LBM Coaches Poll.
"Good work today inside the stadium," Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel said after Saturday's scrimmage. "Scrimmage, a lot of situational football, from special teams to different field zones, offense and defense. A lot of really good work. Some things that, obviously, we got to continue to clean up. Some young guys that did some really good things, but some young guys that got to continue to grow and be ready to play championship level football here as you get ready to play this season.
"A lot of positives, but we got to continue to grow here. A lot of work left here in the next three weeks to get ready to go play."
The Vols have a starting quarterback competition during fall camp with sophomore George MacIntyre and freshman Faizon Brandon.
Heupel discussed Tennessee's starting quarterback competition following Saturday's scrimmage at Neyland Stadium. Everything the sixth-year head coach said is listed below.

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No. 18 Tennessee held its first football scrimmage during fall training camp at Neyland Stadium on Saturday.
Sixth-year head coach Josh Heupel recapped the Vols' performance.
"Good work today inside the stadium," Heupel said. "Scrimmage, a lot of situational football, from special teams to different field zones, offense and defense. A lot of really good work. Some things that, obviously, we got to continue to clean up. Some young guys that did some really good things, but some young guys that got to continue to grow and be ready to play championship level football here as you get ready to play this season.
"A lot of positives, but we got to continue to grow here. A lot of work left here in the next three weeks to get ready to go play."
Heupel also discussed Tennessee's starting quarterback competition between sophomore George MacIntyre and freshman Faizon Brandon.

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The Texas Rangers scored four runs while the Anaheim Angels scored one run in ten innings.
Despite the fact that the Angels are among the worst teams in baseball, and indeed the team currently with the worst record in the American League, the Rangers came into tonight's game winless at Angel Stadium in 2026 after getting swept by their divisional rivals up the road from Disneyland back in late May.
The Rangers only fared marginally better when last these two teams met in Arlington around a month ago with Texas claiming two of three against the Angels despite suffering a 13-1 loss to Anaheim in the middle game of the series, a game started by MacKenzie Gore.
Gore was on the hill tonight for the Rangers as they tried to inch closer to a positive record against the division's basement dwellers. Two batters into the game and it was already 1-0 Angels as Mike Trout hit his 785th career home run against Texas.
Ultimately though, that first inning solo home run amounted to the Gore Inning (TM) as Gore settled in and didn't allow another run through his 5 1/3 innings of work. The Angels did make him work a little as it took him 103 pitches to get to one out in the sixth before hitting the showers, but he finished allowing just the one run on four hits and a couple of walks with nine strikeouts.

#gore #despite #inning

The college football season is just weeks away from Week 0's kickoff. The quest for the College Football Playoff will begin as teams look to dethrone the Indiana Hoosiers. Indiana was an easy team to pull for as it completed its incredible journey.
Hoosiers faithful haven't experienced this kind of success in football in perhaps ever. The closest they've come is through their basketball team. They are a respected fan base, but not every college football fan base receives the same treatment. In fact, some are, frankly, hated.
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EasySportz named its top 10 most hated college football fan bases of 2026. One might think the top spot would belong to Alabama, Georgia, or even Texas. Instead, Tennessee Volunteers fans received that honor.
Neyland Stadium in Knoxville is the home for the University of Tennessee Volunteers football team. BRIANNA PACIORKA/Knoxville News Sentinel

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Tennessee practiced for the first time with shoulder pads on during fall training camp on Saturday.
Linebackers coach William Inge met with media following the Vols' third fall camp practice. He discussed the development of the unit from spring practices to now.
"It's a room that is still, as we would say, growing and developing," Inge said. "The one thing that we can see is you can see a definite impact from the things that coach D.O. (Derek Owings) had to do with them in the weight room, where you could see some true transformation of bodies.
"The mental aspects of everything, for those guys, growing and getting in their preparations during summertime. It's definitely great to see, and now you can see some fast, explosive play, and it shouldn't be a drop off when you have the next group coming in on the field."
Tennessee will kick off its season Sept. 5 versus Furman. The season opener is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. EDT at Neyland Stadium (SEC Network+).

#room #growing #linebackers

After finishing the college football season 8-5 last year, it's back to the drawing board for the Tennessee Volunteers.
There's plenty of turnover for the Vols entering 2026, including quarterback Joey Aguilar, who was denied a waiver to compete for an additional season.
Nonetheless, Tennessee is sure to be strong on defense at the very least with new defensive coordinator Jim Knowles as the offense looks to find a rhythm with one of its freshman quarterbacks.
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A small town in Colorado has been declared abandoned by the state after its remaining elected officials resigned, leading its troubled water system to become a "health hazard" to its residents, according to state officials.
The Office of the Colorado Secretary of State said the determination was made this week after a public hearing showed that "the Town of Hartman had no Board of Trustees or Town Clerk, was unable to hold a town election, and owned infrastructure critical for the treatment or delivery of water to residents."
"Importantly, not determining that the Town of Hartman is abandoned as contemplated by § 31-3-201(1)(b), C.R.S. (2026), would leave the residents in further legal limbo during a health hazard, with no authority to conduct business, hold elections, or fix their water infrastructure so that clean water can be delivered to the town residents," Deputy Secretary of State Andrew Kline wrote in an abandonment order. "Abandonment is the only legal mechanism in Colorado statute that creates an avenue for residents of the area to receive clean water."
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The town of Hartman, Colo., on Thursday, Feb. 26, 2026.

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Tennessee and South Carolina will renew their football series in 2026. The Vols and Gamecocks last played in 2023 with Tennessee winning, 41-20, at Neyland Stadium.
The Gamecocks will host Tennessee on Oct. 24 at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, South Carolina. The last time the two schools faced each other at Williams-Brice Stadium was on Nov. 19, 2022. South Carolina was victorious, 63-38.
Shane Beamer enters his sixth season as the Gamecocks' head coach in 2026. He took part in SEC football media days on Tuesday in Tampa, Florida and reflected on the 2022 Tennessee-South Carolina contest.
"That was a great night back in 2022," Beamer said. "There's no doubt about it. We know it will be a huge challenge when they come to town this year. Another one, I got asked about playing Georgia again. It's been weird not playing Tennessee the last couple of years, so it will be great having Tennessee back on the schedule this season, too, along with Florida. Three old SEC East opponents and rivals for South Carolina.
"Got a ton of respect for coach (Josh) Heupel and the way he does things. We know he's going to have a really good team coming to town. I was so impressed just watching SEC media day yesterday, the three players that he brought. I mean, so impressed with those three guys just as people and some of their comments for sure. No, that will be a big one when we get to that one, and hopefully we can have the offensive output that we had the last time they were in town."

#town #williams

Tennessee will kick off its sixth football season under Josh Heupel on Sept. 5 at Neyland Stadium. The Vols will host Furman at 3:30 p.m. EDT (SEC Network+).
Tennessee enters fall training camp with four quarterbacks on roster: early enrollee freshman Brandon Faizon, redshirt freshman George MacIntyre, redshirt freshman Mason Phillips and redshirt junior transfer Ryan Staub from Colorado.
MacIntyre appeared in two contests as a freshman in 2025. He played against East Tennessee State and New Mexico State. The 6-foot-6, 208-pound signal-caller completed 7-of-9 passing attempts for 69 yards. His longest completion was 17 yards.
Phillips made his collegiate debut in the fourth quarter against East Tennessee State on Sept. 6, 2025. He recorded 18 rushing yards on two attempts. The 6-foot-1, 188-pound quarterback's longest rushing attempt was 16 yards.
Staub played three seasons at Colorado from 2023-25. He appeared in 12 games for the Buffaloes and completed 53-of-98 passing attempts for 681 yards, four touchdowns and four interceptions. The 6-foot-1, 204-pound quarterback started in two games: at Houston on Sept. 12, 2025 and at Utah on Nov. 25, 2023.

Clyde Fuson is one of four Tennessee football players who have their jersey number retired by the program after being killed during World War II.
Fuson, a fullback for the Vols during the 1942 season, had his jersey number retired on Sept. 9, 2006 during Tennessee's, 31-30, victory over Air Force at Neyland Stadium.
He, Willis Tucker, Rudy Klarer and Bill Nowling were all killed in World War II and had their jersey numbers retired during the game against the Falcons.
Fuson (1923-44) served in the Army as part of the 335th Infantry Regiment and the 84th Infantry Division. A native of Middlesboro, Kentucky, he was killed during action in Germany.
Fuson wore No. 62 during his only season with the Vols. He was the second player to wear No. 62 at Tennessee. No. 62 was first worn by Mike Balitsaris from 1939-41.

Tennessee utilized Peyton Manning and Ron Slay to tease the upcoming release of its new Adidas uniforms.
Tennessee switched from Nike to Adidas, beginning July 1. It’s a blockbuster 10-year contract that promises to make UT a flagship university of the brand.
On July 2, UT shared videos on social media that offered a glimpse at what’s coming. Manning and Slay are Vols legends who played during the previous Adidas era, so they provided the voiceover.
"This year, Adidas is sponsoring student-athletes at University of Tennessee in every single sport," Manning says in a video as UT athletes stand in the checkerboard end zone in Neyland Stadium.
Manning then lists all UT's sports and says, "You know who else is getting signed for some reason? Old quarterbacks." In the video, Manning is wearing his old Adidas UT jersey from the 1990s.

In a video obtained by TMZ, a teenager is caught on camera at Disneyland in California, falling down a 50-foot waterfall on a water ride called Tiana's Bayou Adventure. Disneyland officials say the teen got out of the vehicle before the ride was over. He was taken to a hospital to be checked out and was released.

College football possesses by far the most raucous crowds in mainstream American sports. The largest stadiums in the United States are all college football stadiums. When drunk college students, alumni and other loud fans pack these venues, they create deafening forms of entertainment that cannot be duplicated.
In the craziest college football environments, the stadium is ROCKING from the second the players come out. The noise levels can far exceed 100 decibels. To put that in perspective, any sound above 70 decibels can damage hearing over time.
At the loudest parts of the game, players often cannot hear anything. This causes false starts, delay of game penalties and timeouts that would otherwise not be called. The deafening crowd has such a big impact on games that EA Sports applies a “stadium pulse” feature in its college football game to simulate the effects.
Of course, fanbases across the country can make the opposing team’s life ******* . But these five stand out when it comes to stressing out opposing players:
Tennessee’s Neyland Stadium has produced the loudest college football moment on record to date. During the Vols’ loss to the Georgia Bulldogs on November 18, 2023, the crowd got to 137 decibels.

When Mariska Hargitay isn’t fighting crime as Olivia Benson on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, she’s cheering at the top of her lungs for the New York Knicks. Now, the team’s star says he wants to step into her world.
Jalen Brunson — the point guard who captained the Knicks to their first NBA championship in 53 years on Saturday, June 13 — dropped a surprising answer when reporters caught up with him after the team’s historic win. Rather than talking about parades or visiting Disneyland, Brunson smiled when asked what he planned to do next and answered, “Try to get on, try to go to SVU,” per an Instagram post shared by the NBA on Sunday, June 14.
It’s a wish rooted in something real: Throughout the championship run against the San Antonio Spurs, the longtime Knicks supporter, 62, turned up at Madison Square Garden as the team advanced.
On June 10, Hargitay was spotted courtside alongside Taylor Swift and the Haim sisters, the group decked out in customized Knicks-colored shirts. After the team erased a 29-point deficit to take Game 4, Hargitay — who is married to Peter Hermann, 58, with whom she shares three kids, August, Amaya and Andrew — gushed, “I love my husband, and our wedding night was great and all, but I think it might have been the greatest night of my life,” per The Hollywood Reporter.
The actress and Brunson shared a hug after that game, with Hargitay telling him, “I love you so much, I’m so happy,” in a clip that went viral on X.

Princess Lilibet is celebrating a milestone birthday.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's daughter turns 5 on Thursday, June 4.
Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor was born on June 4, 2021, at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara, California.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle take kids to Disneyland for Lilibet's birthday
Her name honors both her great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, whose family nickname was "Lilibet," and her late grandmother, Princess Diana.

How Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs defended Tennessee fans on Barstool Sports show

Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs came to the defense of Tennessee fans on a popular Barstool Sports show, disagreeing with the notion that Vols fans are unpleasant to deal with.
A WWE hall-of-famer known by his ring name Kane, most of Jacobs' conversation with "Mostly Sports" hosts Brandon Walker and Mark **** us focused on his wrestling career. But when Walker turned the conversation to his opinion of Tennessee fans, calling them “overtly obnoxious," Jacobs disagreed.
“No we’re not,” Jacobs said. “We’re very nice. Have you ever been to Alabama or Gainesville?”
Walker called back on his experience at Tennessee’s home football game against Ole Miss in 2021, when Lane Kiffin returned to Neyland Stadium as the Rebels’ coach after spurning Tennessee for Southern Cal in 2010 after just one with the Vols. Kiffin was infamously pelted in the leg by a yellow golf ball.
“And these are the fans you’re telling me aren’t obnoxious. The ones that were throwing golf **** ,” Walker said.

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