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Tennessee High School Alumnus Hits $1.5 Million Field Goal While Barefoot at Vols Game

The fan drilled his second try after Peyton Manning lobbied for another chance, securing $1 million and a $500,000 donation to the Pat Summitt Foundation.

  • On Saturday, a University of Tennessee fan won $1 million for himself and $500,000 for the Pat Summitt Foundation by making a field goal during ESPN College GameDay in Knoxville, with assistance from Volunteers legend Peyton Manning.
  • Pat McAfee hosted the weekly competition outside Neyland Stadium, giving fans a chance to win substantial prize money by successfully kicking a field goal as part of the ESPN segment.
  • After missing his first attempt, the fan received a second opportunity when Manning lobbied for a do-over, joking that College GameDay analyst and former Alabama head coach Nick Saban's special teams were "offsides" on the initial kick.
  • Lamb split the uprights on his second attempt, delighting Manning and the Tennessee faithful while securing the prize money that honors the late University of Tennessee basketball coach Pat Summitt.
  • The event took place in Knoxville, amidst excitement surrounding the University campus, highlighting how college athletics and charitable giving intersected to benefit the Pat Summitt Foundation.
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Peyton Manning trolls Saban in Alabama scenario for McAfee kick

Peyton Manning set the scene for a Tennessee fan to take connect on a $1.5 million kick Saturday outside of Neyland Stadium during ESPN’s “College GameDay.”

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