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Yahoo Sports reports that Peyton Manning is at Neyland Stadium to watch his nephew, Texas quarterback Arch Manning, face his alma mater Tennessee on Sept. 26. The former Volunteers star finds himself in the familiar position of watching family from the stands, though this time the opponent wears the orange he once called his own. It is the kind of collision that college football produces without warning: bloodlines, loyalties, and history compressed into four quarters.
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