No. 1 Texas outlasts No. 14 Tennessee 20-17 in Knoxville as Simmons gets 5 sacks with Trump watching

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- , The top-ranked Texas Longhorns knew just how to celebrate their latest win over Tennessee after their first visit to Neyland Stadium. Break out the victory cigars. “It's just kind of a little bit of a tradition here at Tennessee, so we had cigars or somebody had cigars in there,” coach Steve Sarkisian said. “I’m not certain. So my suit’s probably going to stink whenever I get on the plane.” Colin Simmons tied the program record with five sacks as Texas held the 14th-ranked Volunteers 20-17 on Saturday with President Donald Trump on hand. The cigar tradition stems from the Alabama-Tennessee rivalry, which Arch Manning 's uncle Peyton played in for the Vols in the 1990s. “It’s not about me,” the Texas quarterback said. “I didn’t play very well, but our team played great.