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VOLS GET WIN NO. 4

[rl]Tennessee took all the drama out of Saturday's match up with Kentucky as the Vols scored defensively and offensively lit up the scoreboard with points on 6 of their first 7 possessions. We look back at the Vols dominating win with The Day After. ...more

At some point here as an unseasonably cold Saturday stretched from afternoon unto evening, a Tennessee team as youthful as any across the college football landscape took another step of growth --- and of growing up --- even as the Vols started yet another true freshman.

Emmanuel Moseley earned his first career start, the 10th rookie to get an opening nod this season, and the temperature nearly dipped equal to number of true freshmen played since kickoff 2014: 23.

Yet the Vols, in dispatching an outmatched, outcoached Kentucky squad 50-16, showed something else aside from the countless box score superlatives: maturity. ...more

As the Vols warmed up Saturday afternoon in the hovering 40-degree weather, many did so shirtless. Certainly, it sends a message about toughness. But it also paints a picture about where football is for Team 118.

It's fun. … more

The recipe was simple for the Tennessee offense on Saturday against Kentucky.

Rely on the run game and continue to put sophomore quarterback Joshua Dobbs in good position to make plays with both his arm and legs.

It might have been simple, but for the third straight game it worked as the Vols easily defeated the Wildcats, 50-16.

Tennessee piled up 511 total yards, scored on a one-play possession, a 14-play possession and just about everything in between.

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Tennessee held Kentucky to 16 points, one touchdown, three field goals and forced two turnovers, scoring 14 points off of two interceptions - every bit as big a part of the storyline on a night when the offense hung half a hundred on the scoreboard in a 50-16 win.

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