Tennessee has 23 men in College Football's Hall of Fame, more than any other school in the SEC.
1)Bobby Dodd ('28-'30)
Elected in 1959, seen here as head Coach of Georgia Tech and as a player at UT in '30.
2)John Michels ('50-'52)
Elected in 1996, seen here as UT's first Hula Bowl representative.
3)George Cafego ('37-'39)
Elected in 1969. UT football staff hoists George, after word of his election reached the athletic department.
4)Gene McEver ('28,'29,'31)
Elected in '54.
5)Bob Johnson ('65-'67)
Elected in '89.
6)Bob Suffridge ('38-'40)
Elected in '61.
7)Ed Molinski ('39-'40)
Elected in '90.
8)Beattie Feathers ('31-'33)
Elected in '55. Feathers was the first NFL player to rush for 1,000+ yards
9)Robert Neyland (Coach '26-'52)
Elected in '56.
10)Steve Delong ('62-'64)
Delong '64
Delong, acknowledged at halftime, S.Carolina '93.
11)Johnny Majors ('54-'56)
Elected '87.Majors, with younger brother Bobby, accepting a Nashville Banner award.
12)Bowden Wyatt ('36-'38 as a player; '55-'62 as UT coach)
Elected '97 as coach. Wyatt with '59 captains Neyle Sollee and Joe Schaffer.
Elected '72 as player.
13)Nate Daugherty ('06-'09)
UT guard '06-'09. Elected in '67.
14)Herman Hickman ('31-'33)
UT guard '31-'33, elected in '59.
15)Hank Lauricella ('49-'51)
Elected in '81
Hank, #27, with the dream backfield of Bert Rechichar, Andy Kozar and Jimmy Hahn.
16)Doug Atkins ('50-'52)
Elected in '85
Doug is the only UT player to be inducted into both the Collegiate and Professional Hall of Fame.
17)Steve Kiner ('67-'69)
Elected in 1999, Linebacker
18)Reggie White ('79-'82)
Elected in 2001, Defensive Tackle.
19)Doug Dickey ('64-'69)
Elected in 2003, Head Coach '64-'69.
20)Frank Emanuel ('63-'65)
Elected in 2004, Linebacker
21)Chip Kell ('68-'70) Elected in 2006, Offensive Guard
Tennessee also has 2 former players that were elected as head coaches at other schools:
Allyn McKeen, played on Neyland's first two teams in '26 & '27, lettered '25-'27. Head Coach at Miss. St. '39-'48