Fan Accused of Stealing Security Uniform to Sneak Into College Football Game
The incident occurred before a highly anticipated matchup between Alabama and Tennessee.
A fan was arrested for allegedly stealing a security uniform and attempting to sneak into a college football game between Alabama and Tennessee. Police found Blake Bible near the G10 ramp at Neyland Stadium in possession of a stolen uniform from Axis, the security company contracted by the University of Tennessee.
Authorities reported that Bible was found drinking a White Claw while wearing the stolen uniform shortly before the 3:30 p.m. kickoff. The security company confirmed that Bible had taken a shirt and hat belonging to its employees. The game itself had significant playoff implications, as the college football landscape prepares for an expanded 24-team playoff in 2027. The article notes that teams in major conferences may be able to lose multiple games and still qualify for the expanded playoff.
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