There was more air-traffic control taking place at Neyland Stadium than nearby McGee-Tyson Airport Saturday afternoon as the University of Tennessee Volunteers (4-6,1-5) shredded the Ole Miss Rebels for 441 yards of total offense (323 passing) and a 52-14 rout in Knoxville. The home field Vols did more than utilize the air in attack only.
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Where do you start with a game like this? Is it simply a case of parsing through singular mistakes, goofs and botches in what was surely a comedy of errors? Unranked Tennessee went into Baton Rouge Saturday afternoon looking for a signature win. They came out with a infamous loss. There really are no stats
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This Saturday, Tennessee travels down to the Bayou to take on LSU in Tiger Stadium. The Volunteers, in what is sure to be the most hostile environment thus far (and perhaps will yet prove the most hostile this year,) will try to do something they haven’t done all year: namely, make a statement of any kind. It shouldn’t surprise the Vols if they encounter visible currents of electricity between the Tiger faithful and their men Saturday afternoon in Baton Rouge.

29 yards Those of you who watched the game won’t have a hard time believing that the above figure was the total rushing yards gained by the Vols on Saturday. The young offensive line, who found at least some footing with UT-Martin and Oregon, were out-matched and out-played by the aggressive Florida front. Rushing plays
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