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.

Auburn

• 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.

Northern Illinois

• 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.

Georgia

• 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.

Mississippi State

• 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.

Alabama

• 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.

South Carolina

• 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.

Wyoming

• Lost at Brigham Young, 0-44.
• Hey, buck up, hooper, it could have been worse. BYU won its last game 59-0.

Vanderbilt

• 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.

Kentucky

• 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.