Tennessee has sold out its football season ticket allotment for the third-straight year, the school announced Tuesday.

The ticket inventory totaled 70,500 and marks the fourth time in 24 seasons that the program has sold out. The current steak began in May 2023.

TALK ABOUT IT IN THE ROCKY TOP FORUM

“Vol Nation continues to lead the way as the best fan base in all of sports,” Tennessee athletics director Danny White said in a release. “In this era of college athletics, it is almost unheard of to sell out over 70,000 season tickets for three consecutive seasons. The Neyland Effect will be in full force on Rocky Top this fall!”

Tennessee has 20 consecutive home sell-outs, including an average of 101,915 fans and a combined attendance of 713,405 at seven home games during the 2024 season.

Both marks rank sixth nationally.

The Vols have been dominant on their home turf over the last three seasons, boasting an SEC-best 20-1 record with its lone loss to then-No. 1 Georgia in November 2022.

Tennessee has won multiple home games against rivals Alabama and Florida in 2022 and 2024 during that run.

The Vols, who are coming off of their first-ever College Football Playoff run, are set to open their 2025 season against Syracuse at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on Aug. 31, before their home opener vs. ETSU on Sept. 6.

Tennessee will play seven home games with match ups against Georgia (Sept. 13), Arkansas (Oct. 11) and Oklahoma (Nov. 1) featured on the schedule.

JACKSON, Tenn. — Over the past three weeks, West Tennessee women have fallen victim to online romance scams, losing thousands of dollars to who they thought was their new found love.

Scammers stole a reported nearly $50,000 from two local women, just over the last month. That’s according to the Better Business Bureau, and recent reports from women — one as close as Hardeman County — who said they have been scammed out of nearly $24,000 each from an online love interest.

Both victims said the men they were talking to online told them they were in the military, claiming they couldn’t access their bank accounts due to being out of the country.

The BBB of the Mid-South says scammers often use “hard luck stories” to manipulate people into sending money.

“This is how the money becomes involved, so before moving on to asking you for money, the scammer may say, ‘Oh, I’m having some financial troubles. My heat may be getting cut off,’” said Toddnetta Trice, Communication Specialist for the BBB of the Mid-South.

Experts warn that many scammers steal photos from other social media accounts and pretend it is them. You can do a reverse image lookup using many sites like Google to see if the images are stolen from someone else.

Also, be wary of those who talk about the importance of trust. Experts say this will often be the first step to asking you for money.

“Unfortunately when it comes to the money aspect, a lot of the times that’s a lose-lose,” Trice said. “There is no way of getting your money back, but you definitely want to report it. You can always report it to our BBB Scam Tracker.”

The Scam Tracker is a free tool anyone can use to report scammers. Click here for more.

If you have lost more than $40,000 due to fraud, report it to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center, another avenue for reporting online crimes. Click here for more.

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No more achy breaky heart.

Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus looked very cozy on a ranch in new photos posted Sunday after going public with their romance.

The couple was seen smiling and cuddling up against a tree, while another shot showed them sitting in an off-road vehicle next to a black-and-white dog.

Hurley captioned the post, “Tennessee weekend ❤️.”

The pair hard-launched their relationship last week on Easter Sunday with a picture of Cyrus, 63, giving the actress a kiss on the cheek.

Days later, Hurley, 59, shared a video of the two riding off into the sunset on the ranch.

A source told Page Six that Cyrus and Hurley’s romance is “very new.”

“They’ve been friends for a long time and both found themselves single at the same time,” the insider said, admitting it was surprising they went public so soon.

“The romantic side started only a few weeks ago.”

Meanwhile, Hurley’s close friends, including Elton John, are said to be confused by her attraction to Cyrus.

“Liz’s friends think it must be a joke or madness, but they aren’t saying it to her,” a knowledgeable source told us. 

“Elton may not understand this relationship, and is a bit bemused by it. But for all his faults, Elton is really loyal to Liz.”

However, an insider close to the “Austin Powers” star claims Cyrus is exactly who she’s been looking for.

“She’s been waiting a long time for romance,” a pal told Page Six, confirming Hurley traveled to the “Hannah Montana” alum’s Nashville property.

“I think she likes the whole cowboy thing.”