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The President of the United States will be attending another major sporting event this weekend.
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President Trump, 80, has attended several major sporting events over the years, including the Super Bowl, the Daytona 500, the World Series, the Ryder Cup and more. On Saturday, he’ll reportedly be attending the massive Week 4 college football regular season game between No. 1 Texas and Tennessee.
“Breaking news: sources tell me President Trump will be attending the Texas-Tennessee game this weekend in Knoxville’s Neyland Stadium,” Clay Travis reported on Wednesday afternoon.
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“If you thought College GameDay was controversial before, wait until they name Trump the guest picker for Saturday,” one fan wrote.
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“Not enough to do in the White House these days?” another fan wondered.
“Going to make it an even busier day for fans at the game. Arrive early!” one fan added.
“Ugh, this will be annoying,” one fan added.
“Please don’t come,” one fan added.
President Trump has attended some big-time college football games in the past, including a game at the University of Alabama, and the College Football Playoff national championship game.
But this will be the President of the United States’ first regular season game at the University of Tennessee, which is known for having one of the loudest and rowdiest atmospheres in the country.
Kickoff between Tennessee and Texas is scheduled for noon E.T. The massive Week 4 regular season game will be airing live on ESPN.
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This story was originally published September 23, 2026 at 11:40 AM.