10/26/2022 football Edit

Contrasting offenses set to clash in Tennessee-Kentucky matchup

Tennessee quarterback Hendon Hooker prepares to take a snap during the the Vols' 65-24 win over UT Martin at Neyland Stadium. (Knoxville News-Sentinel)

Noah Taylor • VolReport

Managing Editor

Noah is a graduate of the UT College of Journalism & Electronic Media and has covered Tennessee football since 2019. He joined Rivals in 2022.

Tennessee and Kentucky's approach to offense couldn't be more different.The No. 3 Vols (7-0, 3-0 SEC) lead college football in points (50.1) and yards (571.7) per game and they look flashy while do...

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