âš‘ Wait, what?November 2, 2026
Court records show a 20-year-old Morristown, Tennessee, man was charged with theft of property after officers said he dressed as a security guard to get into the Tennessee-Alabama game on October 17, 2026, WVLT reported. Officers said they spotted him drinking a White Claw in the uniform.
The short version
Where: Near the G10 ramp on Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, Tennessee
When: Saturday, October 17, 2026, just before 3:30 p.m.
Charges: Theft of property
Status: Arraignment was scheduled for October 30, 2026
The uniform and the seltzer
According to court records cited by WVLT, officers saw a man wearing an Axis security uniform near the G10 ramp on Phillip Fulmer Way just before 3:30 p.m. on October 17, 2026. Police said he was drinking a White Claw at the time. Axis is the company paid to work University of Tennessee events. Tennessee went on to beat Alabama 26-10 that day, according to Kiro7 and WJHL.
Officers said they checked with an Axis supervisor, who confirmed the man did not work for the company, WVLT reported. According to the court records, the supervisor said the man had taken a polo shirt and a hat to get into the game. WVLT named the man as Blake Bible, 20, of Morristown, Tennessee, based on the court records. He was charged.
The legal side
WVLT reported that Bible was charged with theft of property and was scheduled to be arraigned on October 30, 2026. Reports from WJHL and Kiro7 describe the charge as a misdemeanor. No plea or response from Bible was reported in the coverage reviewed. The outcome of the arraignment was not available in the sources reviewed, so the case status after that date is unknown.
What happens next
An arraignment was scheduled for October 30, 2026, according to WVLT. No later court date was reported in the coverage reviewed.
Charges are accusations, not findings of guilt.
According to WVLT, the items at the center of the charge were a polo shirt and a hat. The case is a theft of property charge.
Sources
WVLT: Man charged after dressing up as security guard to sneak into Tennessee-Alabama game, police say, October 19, 2026
This story is based on the records and reports linked above. Charges, lawsuits, and other accusations are claims, not findings of guilt or liability, unless the story says a court has ruled.
