Texas' Colin Simmons apologized for a controversial celebration after a sack during the Texas-Tennessee game, but the Longhorns still managed to secure a narrow 20-17 victory. The game, played in Knoxville, Tennessee, saw Simmons draw a 15-yard penalty for mimicking urination on the field. Despite the unsportsmanlike conduct call, Texas held off No. 14 Tennessee to claim a dramatic win. The victory marks the first time Texas has played at Neyland Stadium, with President Donald Trump in attendance. Simmons, who tied his program record with five sacks, later apologized for the celebration, calling it a "charge it to the game" moment. The game was closely contested, with both teams showing strong performances. Texas' defense was key in limiting Tennessee's scoring opportunities, while the offense managed to move the ball effectively in the final minutes. The win boosts Texas' standing in the SEC and sets up a challenging schedule ahead.