Tennessee Football Program Pays Tribute to Dolly Parton
University of Tennessee athletics held multiple tributes honoring the late entertainer, a longtime fan of Volunteers football, according to ESPN.
The University of Tennessee football program held multiple tributes to Dolly Parton, according to a report from ESPN.
ESPN described Parton as "the late entertainer" and noted she was a longtime and enthusiastic supporter of Tennessee football.
The report indicated the program "made sure to show its appreciation" for Parton's fandom, though specific details of the tributes were not fully outlined in the available excerpt.
The headline of the ESPN report referenced Parton's well-known song "I Will Always Love You."
Further details about the nature and circumstances surrounding the tributes were not available in the source material.
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