Tennessee took care of business against Alabama on Saturday, knocking off the Crimson Tide by a score of 24-17. It was the 2nd time that coach Josh Heupel has beaten Alabama since he took over as the head coach, and the Volunteers moved to 6-1 with the win.

There are many traditions across the college football world to celebrate a big win, and there are some new ones that are beginning to take place.

Cigars have become a big part of celebrations in the Third Saturday in October rivalry series, and they were a big part of the postgame fun in Knoxville as a cloud of cigar smoke took over Neyland Stadium.

The cigar smoke from the stadium turned into an epic photo, and the smoke will be in the air throughout the night as Tennessee fans will be celebrating into the early morning.

Getting the win is a huge outcome for Tennessee, as it gives the Volunteers some breathing room when it comes to making the College Football Playoff. It also gives Tennessee a statement win against a current ranked team, which is something the team had been looking for.

The Volunteers will be off next week, and then will host Kentucky at home on November 2.