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

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.

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.

Wyoming

• Bye.

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.

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.