Tennessee limped into Athens on Saturday coming off of a 47-21 loss to Florida in search of an identity and their first conference win since 2016. While the Vols were able to find somewhat of an identity in a game that was closer than many had predicted by the fourth quarter, the Bulldogs (5-0, 3-0 SEC) marched on to a 38-12 win to drop Tennessee to 0-2 in SEC play.
First Quarter
If you needed a play to sum up what kind of day it was going to be for Tennessee (2-3, 0-2 SEC), you’d have to look no further than Georgia’s first drive.