Tennessee Vols WR Squirrel White has a special celebration planned when he scores at Neyland in 2024

Tennessee Vols wide receiver Squirrel White has something special planned if/when he scores at Neyland Stadium in 2024.

White, who became a father earlier this spring, said earlier this week that he hopes to find his son in the crowd and blow him a kiss after he scores at Neyland this fall.

"It's going to be amazing just to see him -- after I score, I want to be able to lay my eyes on him and just give him a kiss like that," said White. "After the game I want to see him crawl around on the field. Even on Vol walk, have a little hand shake and dap him up and give him a hug and a kiss. I'm excited."

Under Josh Heupel, Tennessee is all about family. And that's not just lip service. Players' families, including their children, are often seen on the field after games. It's an inclusive and welcoming environment, which is a big part of why the culture at Tennessee is so strong.

As for White, he sounds excited at the idea of his son seeing him score a touchdown.

White only scored one touchdown at Neyland last season, and it didn't come until a November game against UConn.

He'll certainly have plenty of motivation to find the end zone sooner in 2024.

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