Details on Joey Aguilar's jersey number for Tennessee football in 2025
Aguilar will wear jersey No. 6 at Tennessee, according to the Vols' updated 2025 football roster.
He enters his fifth season of collegiate football after playing at Appalachian State and Diablo Valley Community College. Aguilar never played for UCLA after transferring from Appalachian State following the 2024 season.
He appeared in 25 games, including 24 starts, at Appalachian State from 2023-24. The former Mountaineer completed 511-of-850 passing attempts for 6,760 yards, 56 touchdowns and 24 interceptions, while totaling 456 rushing yards and five touchdowns on 140 attempts.
From 2021-22 at Diablo Valley Community College, he totaled 2,992 passing yards and 21 touchdowns.
More: Tennessee quarterback Joey Aguilar ranked as No. 50 college football player in 2025
Tennessee will kick off its 2025 campaign on Aug. 30 versus Syracuse in the Aflac Kickoff Game. The season opener is slated for noon EDT at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia (ABC).
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