Sep. 12, 2025
South College helps dreams find direction. If a child’s dream is to be on the field at Nissan Stadium during a Tennessee Titans home game, South College may be able to help.
This NFL season, South College Nashville is partnering with the Tennessee Titans for the South College Kickoff Kid, an opportunity each home game for children ages 7-12 to enter for a chance to experience their moment on the field. The winning child will be able to retrieve the football tee after the opening kickoff and will be featured on screens around the stadium.
Parents may submit an entry for their child at south.edu/titans. In the lead up to each home game, the Tennessee Titans will randomly select an entry. The winning “Kickoff Kid” will receive a prize package from both the Titans and South College, including four tickets to the game.
“At South College, we help individuals pursue and achieve their dreams,“ said Nick South, campus president for South College Nashville. “The South College Kickoff Kid is a great way to support the local community and offer an opportunity for a child to experience what may be a dream for them, on the field at a Tennessee Titans’ game.”
South College is a partner of the Tennessee Titans and has sponsored multiple initiatives to provide opportunities for local youth to attend and participate in games.
Opened in 2017, South College Nashville is located at 616 Marriott Drive, near Interstate 40. The institution offers a variety of programs and concentrations in the areas of dental, business, healthcare, education, legal studies, technology and more. The campus features classrooms, laboratories and other conveniences for students and faculty, including a Barnes & Noble bookstore, and large student centers.
For more information about South College Nashville, visit south.edu/nashville.
Across its national footprint, South College offers an array of academic programs in business, education, healthcare and other fields. The institution was founded in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 1882 and now includes ten physical campuses and online learning. To learn more about South College, visit south.edu.
About South College
South College serves more than 18,000 students and is proud of its more than 20,000 graduates. The institution offers academic programs at multiple levels, including professional certificates and associate, bachelor’s, master’s, educational specialist and doctoral degree programs via campuses in Knoxville and Nashville, Tennessee; Asheville, North Carolina; Atlanta and Marietta, Georgia; Indianapolis, Indiana; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Dallas, Texas; and Orlando, Florida, as well as Online and CBE. South College focuses on ensuring high standards and quality educational offerings, maintaining multiple authorizations and accreditations.
South College’s programs span diverse fields such as business, criminal justice, dental hygiene/assisting, diagnostic medical sonography, nursing, occupational therapy, paralegal studies, physical therapy, radiography, respiratory therapy, physician assistant studies, pharmacy and surgical technology. The institution is dedicated to preparing students with the skills and knowledge needed for the professional opportunities ahead of them. For more information, visit south.edu.
About the Tennessee Titans
Headquartered in Nashville, the Tennessee Titans are part of the NFL’s AFC South division. Founded as the Houston Oilers in 1960, the team moved to Tennessee in 1997 and began play in its current home, Nissan Stadium, in 1999. With a mission statement of “Win, Serve, Entertain,” the Titans are committed to excelling on the field and in the community. The Titans’ ONE Community platform reaches many of Nashville’s most underrepresented and marginalized communities with a focus on three areas – Opportunity, Neighborhoods and Education – and strives to create generational change one person, one family, and one community at a time. The Titans’ corporate office is located at its practice facility, Ascension Saint Thomas Sports Park. For more information, visit TennesseeTitans.com.
