'65 Auburn game.
'66 Ole Miss shot from the East stands and the '73 Auburn game.
1968
When Doug Dickey took over as head coach of the Vols in 1964, he moved the team bench to the west sideline so the Vols would have their backs to the sun and be shaded for the majority of the game. Because the dressing room was under the East stands then, this allowed the band to form the giant "T" and the team could run through it to the West sideline. The first game for this tradition was the '65 opener against Army.
'65 Auburn game. '66 Ole Miss shot from the East stands and the '73 Auburn game. 1968
In 1983 new dressing rooms were installed under the north stands and the "T" has been formed from that direction ever since.
The '83 LSU game.
The Vols did move their bench back to the east stands in 1993 and grass was installed for the 1994 season.
The '94 Arkansas game.
The '99 Memphis game.