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

A quick recap of what the Vols' future opponents did last week.

Lost at home to LSU, 21-26.
LSU QB Jarrett Lee overcame an early pick six and hooked up with Brandon LaFell on an 18-yard touchdown pass with 1:03 left.
LSU piled up 178 rushing yards against Auburn's stingy defense.

Rank	Team	WL	SOS	PED	RD	3DO	TD	PEO	EXP	OPPG	TO	3DD	AVG R	W AVG
45	Auburn	28	85	25	19	112	20	95	84	10	73	1	50.18	359.91

Beat Indiana State at home, 48-3.
With a coach named Kill, you wouldn't think this would be the Huskies' first win of the season.
Northern Illinois scored 31 unanswered points in the first half and broke a four-game losing streak.
Freshman quarterback DeMarcus Grady threw a touchdown pass and rushed for another.

Rank	Team	WL	SOS	PED	RD	3DO	TD	PEO	EXP	OPPG	TO	3DD	AVG R	W AVG
57	Northern Ill.	80	14	71	51	31	46	24	9	56	49	31	42.00	412.09

Beat Arizona State 27-10 on the road.
The Dawgs played their most complete game of the year, rushing for 176 yards (and holding the Sun Devils to 4) and passing for 285 yards.
Knowshon Moreno rushed for 149 yards and two touchdowns, including another flying TD for the highlight reel.
Freshman receiver A.J. Green caught eight passes for 159 yards.

Rank	Team	WL	SOS	PED	RD	3DO	TD	PEO	EXP	OPPG	TO	3DD	AVG R	W AVG
9	Georgia	1	52	54	3	14	24	15	90	18	22	34	29.73	169.91

Lost its third game of the season, this one to Georgia Tech on the road, 7-38.
Croom's offense was shut out for three quarters, and his defense gave up 438 yards on the ground.
Mississippi State did gain 400 yards of offense, though, leading to the conclusion that they had a week similar to ours. Glacing at the stat sheet -- yep, four turnovers for the Bulldogs.

Rank	Team	WL	SOS	PED	RD	3DO	TD	PEO	EXP	OPPG	TO	3DD	AVG R	W AVG
85	Mississippi St.	95	52	7	92	104	37	97	38	38	94	21	61.36	552.64

Beat Arkansas on the road, 49-14.
Alabama's Javier Arenas and Justin Woodall both picked off and returned passes for touchdowns.
The Tide led 21-0 in the first quarter.
'Bama running back Glenn Coffee carried the ball 10 times and had 162 yards (with a long of 87) and two TDs.

Rank	Team	WL	SOS	PED	RD	3DO	TD	PEO	EXP	OPPG	TO	3DD	AVG R	W AVG
6	Alabama	1	38	13	8	15	14	69	95	8	57	16	30.36	150.82

Beat Wofford at home, 23-13.
The Gamecocks struggled against the FCS team before finally putting them away.
QB Chris Smelley had 204 yards passing. He also threw two interceptions and fumbled once.
South Carolina managed only two touchdowns, and the crowd booed Spurrier's offense twice in the second half when he settled for field goals.

Rank	Team	WL	SOS	PED	RD	3DO	TD	PEO	EXP	OPPG	TO	3DD	AVG R	W AVG
38	South Carolina	64	6	14	60	40	9	80	26	16	78	50	40.27	334.36

Rank	Team	WL	SOS	PED	RD	3DO	TD	PEO	EXP	OPPG	TO	3DD	AVG R	W AVG
81	Wyoming	64	73	61	67	103	40	117	26	73	116	26	69.64	532.91

Beat Ole Miss on the road, 23-17.
Another game in the SEC in which the losing team out-statted the victor, as Ole Miss compiled 385 yards to Vandy's 202.
Vanderbilt's Ryan Hamilton made sure none of that mattered, intercepting three passes and returning one for a touchdown. He also prevented a score with a key goal-line tackle.
Bizarro breaking news: Vanderbilt is now ranked in the both the coaches and AP polls. The last time Vandy was ranked? Ask George Orwell.

Rank	Team	WL	SOS	PED	RD	3DO	TD	PEO	EXP	OPPG	TO	3DD	AVG R	W AVG
33	Vanderbilt	1	70	32	54	75	72	67	90	32	110	66	60.82	316.73

Beat Middle Tennessee at home, 20-14.
A back and forth affair ended dramatically as MTSU threw a 61 yard desperation pass in the waning seconds with Kentucky holding on to a 20-14 lead. It appeared to be a Hail Mary-ish victory, but was just short. Still, the Blue Raiders had one last chance right at the goal line, but Kentucky's Robbie McAtee tackled MTSU's Eldred King at the 1-yard line to preserve the victory.