Entering the game ranked No. 1 in the College Football Playoff, Tennessee football fans had legitimate excitement about the possibility that they would beat the
Georgia’s biggest impact player may not have been one of the 11 players on the field, but the 92,746 fans surrounding it. Despite what was
Tennessee received some serious respect from pollsters in both the Associated Press and Coaches’ Poll on Sunday. Despite a disappointing 27-13 loss against Georgia on
Nobody’s going to deny the fact that the Georgia Bulldogs flat-out dominated Tennessee football Saturday. It came down to a few factors. Georgia’s defensive backs
There was plenty on the line when Tennessee traveled to Georgia to take on the Bulldogs. A potential SEC Eastern Division championship, which could mean
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It may be tough to believe, but Tennessee didn’t lose all that much on Saturday when it comes to a quest to win a national
