Tennessee Vols Kappa Delta members (Photos via kdtennessee/TikTok)

Delta Zeta members from Texas A&M and Kentucky Wildcats Alpha Phi members have already gone viral for their dancing routines, and now it’s time for the Tennesse Vols women to chime in.

The University of Tennessee Kappa Delta ladies are going viral for their pumped-up routine that features a lot of twerking.

Earlier this month, the ladies all came out in front of their sorority house to show their school spirit with a spirited dance.

Peter Burns of ESPN’s SEC Network shared a hype video from the girls, as many could be seen in Tennesse Vols jerseys from the football team as they danced.

The sorority girls were getting groovy to “We Takin’ Over” by DJ Khaled.

“Full shout out to @UTKKappaDelta for the hype video to get us ready for Week 1 in Knoxville,” Burns wrote on social media. “SEC Now LIVE debuts on Saturday morning at Noon on SEC Network. Full 45 min pregame show before our 12:45 kickoff for Tennessee’s opener.”

On TikTok, the Tennessee Vols’ girls had an even bigger showing as they wore tiny shorts and danced their way through “Swagg and Surf” by Benny. The song has been regularly played at sporting events since its release in 2010.

Tennessee Vols Looking To Take Hype From Past Two Years And Be Even Better

Tennessee Vols football had some disappointing performances last season, but it still posted a 9-4 record and a Citrus Bowl win.

Tennessee’s fourth season under head coach Josh Heupe will be in 2024. The team is heading into a new year with high expectations.

In 2022, the Tennessee Vols had their best season since 2008, going 11-2 and winning the Orange Bowl, per Sports Reference.

REPORT: Philadelphia Eagles & Green Bay Packers Have Been Told Not To Leave Their Hotels Or Respond To Text Messages In Brazil As Things Get Serious Ahead Of Friday Night’s Game

Jalen Hurts and Jordan Love (Photos via Getty Images)
One of the most anticipated match-ups in week one is in Brazil this weekend, and Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers are slated to face off against Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles.

While it may be some of these players’ first time in the country, sadly, they won’t be able to explore all the landmarks the place has to offer. According to one report, the players have been told not to leave their hotel rooms.

Along with essentially getting a shelter-in-place order, the players were also advised to refrain from responding to suspicious text messages on their phones and not to invite their families on the trip.