Tennessee fans have started a movement to checker Neyland Stadium for the team’s Oct. 4 matchup against Florida. Web developers Tim McLeod and Jonathan Briehl launched checkerneyland.com Thursday with a concept inspired by the following tweet:

“The plan started this week,” McLeod said. “A friend tweeted a picture and I came up with the concept. We built the site over the next few days. It took a while to map the stadium out. Lots of coffee.”

“We knocked out the concept, UI, and framework in a day,” Briehl added. “Finding the stadium layout and verifying was the hardest part. We’d love to see it take off and have the word spread in about a week to see the stadium checkered for the Florida game.”

Spencer Barnett, a graphic designer and Tennessee fan, was responsible for the proposed image of a checkered Neyland Stadium. Barnett says his inspiration came during Tennessee’s 34-10 loss to Oklahoma in Week 3.

“It goes back to during the OU game and when I saw an image on here of where they striped their stadium,” Barnett said. “I thought ‘that looks slick, but I think we can do that and do it better’. So I did a search to find an image of Neyland at near capacity and then I Photoshopped it create the orange and white sections.”

The movement has already picked up steam and gained the attention of Tennessee fans hours after the website’s official launch. The proposed game will be the Vols’ first at Neyland Stadium since their 34-19 win over Arkansas State on Sept. 6. Tennessee will face Georgia in Athens this weekend before returning to Knoxville for next week’s matchup.