KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) In a gravel area just off Neyland Drive is where Chris Dolese has parked his RV for five years.

"I've been to every SEC school and we've got some of the best tailgating there is," said Dolese.

They just happened to pass it one day and decided to make it their home away from home during the football season.

"There was a group of people here. A bunch of senior citizens - by God they partied till three in the morning and we had to finally put it down and we said this is the place for us," said Dolese.

Along with the food they offer - comes friendship and true dedication to UT football. Sue Worsham, has missed only one home game since 1975 and that's because her husband was in the hospital.

"He got sick at the Pacific Ocean game when we were 41 to nothing and we took him to the hospital and the next game after that i missed. I really don't know what the game was but i just know I missed one game," said Worsham.

As season ticket holders the Worsham's live volunteer life to the fullest.

"Blood runs orange. If they win you're happy - if they lose you're still there for them. You're a fighter - you're a Vol fan!" said Worsham.

Sue's husband, Eddie has been tailgating for 20 years. A veteran to the tailgating trade - he says this way of life couldn't be better.

"This is it. Drinking beer, the ball games, the Big Orange," said Worsham.