High school and college football games are set to take place across Tennessee and Alabama on October 30 and 31, 2026. High school games are scheduled for October 30, while college matchups will occur on October 31.
Participating high schools include Summertown, Adamsville, Giles County, Sequatchie County, Wayne County, Collinwood, Spring Hill, Montgomery Central, Columbia Academy, Franklin Road Academy, Zion Christian Academy, Providence Academy, Battle Creek, Hickman County, Lewis County, Riverside, Marshall County, Creek Wood, Shoals Christian, Carbon Hill, Waterloo, Vina, Wilson, Colbert County, Cherokee, Brilliant, Colbert Heights, Marion County, Tharptown, Decatur Heritage, Athens, Buckhorn, Elkmont, Hanceville, West Limestone, Whitesburg Christian, West Morgan, Cullman, Brewer, Sardis, Danville, St. John Paul II, Falkville, Holly Pond, Hartselle, Jasper, Priceville, and Hazel Green.
College teams participating in the events include Auburn, Ole Miss, Georgia, Florida, Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi State, Texas, South Carolina, Oklahoma, North Alabama, Central Arkansas, Memphis, Army, Chattanooga, VMI, Middle Tennessee, Kennesaw State, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Alabama, Kentucky, LSU, Texas A&M, and Austin Peay.
The announcement did not specify game times or provide contact information. Recently, Middle Tennessee faced a loss to Kennesaw State, with a final score of 44–28. Despite this, all games will proceed as scheduled.

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