I know what you did last week: a look at the Tennessee Volunteers' upcoming opponents

by Joel on Oct 21, 2008 6:29 AM EDT in College Football Comment 3 comments

A quick recap of what all of the Vols' future opponents did last week, with animated drive charts.

Alabama

Beat Ole Miss at home 24-20.
Alabama got behind for the first time this season, but it didn't last long. They quickly got out to a 24-3 halftime lead, and then had to hang on while Ole Miss made a furious rally that only ended with under a minute to play.
QB John Parker Wilson threw for a season-high 219 yards.
Ole Miss held Glen Coffee to 52 yards on 13 carries, but do not be deceived: Mr. Coffee's averaging seven yards per carry on the season.
WRs Julio Jones and Nick Walker had 63 and 65 yards receiving respectively, and each had a 40-yard reception.
Nose tackle Terrence Cody will miss the Tennessee game with a sprained MCL.

Rank	Team	WL	SOS	PED	RD	3DO	TD	PEO	EXP	OPPG	TO	3DD	AVG R	W AVG
1	Alabama	1	23	17	4	40	16	48	95	14	60	3	29.18	67.53

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South Carolina

Lost at home to LSU 17-24.
Led 17-10 at halftime, but went scoreless in the second half. The Gamecocks had -7 yards in the fourth quarter.
Gave up six sacks and had three turnovers.
QB Stephen Garcia went 14-26 for 215 yards, one TD, and one INT. He also ran 19 times for 15 yards.
WRs Kenny McKinley and Jared Cook had 77 and 74 yards respectively. Cook had one reception for 31 yards, and McKinley had one for 41 yards.

Rank	Team	WL	SOS	PED	RD	3DO	TD	PEO	EXP	OPPG	TO	3DD	AVG R	W AVG
47	South Carolina	48	14	15	34	37	6	59	26	19	81	32	33.73	439.83

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Wyoming

Bye.

Rank	Team	WL	SOS	PED	RD	3DO	TD	PEO	EXP	OPPG	TO	3DD	AVG R	W AVG
98	Wyoming	91	70	45	79	100	35	119	26	95	116	6	71.09	844.86

Vanderbilt

Lost to Georgia in Athens, 14-24.
Gave up 172 yards rushing to Knowshon Moreno.
Got outgained 425 to 245, but was still in the game until Georgia hit a 39-yard field goal with 17 seconds remaining, extending the lead to 10.
QB Mackenzi Adams had two TDs, both to Jamie Graham.

Rank	Team	WL	SOS	PED	RD	3DO	TD	PEO	EXP	OPPG	TO	3DD	AVG R	W AVG
31	Vanderbilt	28	19	26	66	95	45	110	90	24	118	55	61.45	277.67

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Kentucky

Came from behind to beat Arkansas at home, 21-20.
QB Mike Hartline threw two TDs in the last two-and-some minutes to Randall Cobb.
Hartline went 17 of 32 for 239 yards, three TDs, and two INTs.
Alfonso Smith had five receptions for 108 yards, including a 71-yarder for a TD.

Rank	Team	WL	SOS	PED	RD	3DO	TD	PEO	EXP	OPPG	TO	3DD	AVG R	W AVG
28	Kentucky	28	18	2	51	99	18	99	38	7	90	14	42.18	271.66

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The older I get !!!

Joel I’m back !! It only took about six months to find my password and get logged back in. Remember I was raised on a rotary phone so still slowly getting up to speed. The older I get the less and less I can remember,like the one thing you went to the store for and still came home with out it. Dang it ! But my memory still resognates of the beat down from Alabla bla last year. So a win would be Soooooooooooo sweat !!!

Phil,GO VOLS !!!

by bulldurham on Oct 21, 2008 10:57 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs

Hey!

Hey, bulldurham. We’ve missed you. In fact, I think we’ll just go ahead and blame this season on your absence. Don’t worry. If we lose again this weekend, we’ll find somebody else to blame. Fulmer, would be my guess.

;-)

Go Vols!

by Joel on Oct 21, 2008 11:52 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs