1967 American Football: Tennessee's Historic Win to Break Alabama's 25-Game Streak

The 1967 American football game between Tennessee and Alabama took place on October 21st at Legion Field in Birmingham, Alabama. It was a highly anticipated matchup. The Tennessee Volunteers (or "Vols"), coached by Doug Dickey, were up against Bear Bryant's Alabama Crimson Tide. An iconic moment in Tennessee football history was made when the Vols, led by backup quarterback Bubba Wyche, pulled off a stunning 24-13 victory. This win was particularly remarkable given Wyche's unexpected performance, stepping in due to the injury of starting quarterback Dewey Warren. The triumph was a testament to Tennessee's resilience and strategic prowess on the field.
Alabama's impressive 25-game winning streak, a dominant run that had established the Crimson Tide as a formidable force in college football, ended with Tennessee's victory. This pivotal moment boosted Tennessee's confidence and solidified their status as a competitive team. For Alabama, the loss was a rare setback under the legendary coaching of Bear Bryant. This game is remembered not only for the upset, but also for its impact on the rivalry between the two teams, adding a memorable chapter to the storied history of Tennessee-Alabama American football encounters.

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