Now with Tennessee coming to Columbus — some may wonder whether the Vols would plant their orange flag in Columbus — if they can pull off the upset over the Buckeyes. Vols tight end Miles ...

Especially since it would still be legal in the state of Ohio for Tennessee to celebrate the way Michigan did. Most of the coaches whose teams were involved in the rivalry-week flag-planting games ...

Planting a flag on the opposing team’s home field is more personal ... The goalposts were carried throughout Oxford, Mississippi. Tennessee fans flooded the field and tore down the goalposts after the ...

And there’s no better way to memorialize that conquest than to plant your school’s flag on the 50-yard line of your opponent’s field. That’s what happened across Division I football ...

The bill, which is set to “Prohibit planting a flagpole and flag in the center of the Ohio ... in the regular season finale, will host Tennessee in the first round of the College Football ...