In a monumental announcement by ESPN, Tennessee Volunteers legend Peyton Manning has been officially named the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) in college football history. The decision came after weeks of fan voting, expert analysis, and debate among the most elite names to ever play the game.
Manning, who dazzled fans from 1994 to 1997 at the University of Tennessee, edged out legendary competitors including Herschel Walker of Georgia, Tim Tebow of the Florida Gators, and Archie Griffin of Ohio State — the only two-time Heisman Trophy winner. Despite never winning the Heisman himself, Manning’s career stats, leadership, and impact on the college game made him a fan favorite and a symbol of excellence.
Known for his field vision, precision passing, and football IQ, Manning redefined quarterback play at the college level and left a legacy that still resonates in Knoxville and beyond. His influence helped elevate Tennessee football to national prominence and inspired a generation of quarterbacks.
Fans, analysts, and former players have celebrated the decision, calling it a long-overdue recognition of Manning’s unmatched contributions to the sport. For Vol Nation, it’s a proud and emotional moment in college football history.
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