Yeah that’s a little odd. Probably because they have 1 more Power 5 win. Kentucky has 2 (Arkansas and Missouri), where Missouri has 3 (West Virginia, South Carolina and Ole Miss).

Gotta show off that sweet sound system.

The caption "Hound in the henhouse" makes it sound like we beat them on the road.. It should have been something like "Hen leaves henhouse, gets eaten by neighbor's hound"

I wouldn’t say they’re the worst fans but they’re pretty awful. Ohio State fans are the undisputed worst.

Lost to an unranked team with a 3rd string QB at home.. the voters will not be kind.

Who hurt you?

These rules are so ridiculous. We just need to start letting schools pay players. They literally ALL do it anyway. Every single SEC school is paying players. Some fans are in denial about it and think their precious team would never do that, but they’re wrong. Your team does it, my team does it, they’re all doing it.

I always pull for Bruce unless he’s playing Tennessee. The NCAA basically forced us to fire him. No one wanted him gone. I like Barnes but I’d take Bruce back in a heartbeat if we could. I miss the orange jackets.

Lol imagine thinking this...

Two words: Jimmy Sexton

Schiano covered up child rape. Freeze called some hookers. Big difference Plus, Schiano sucks as a coach. If he was good, OSU would have promoted him to replace Meyer.

Troll alert

Outback Bowl vs Northwesten....Sounds familiar (2015)

Based on average star ranking of players, Tennessee is clearly the more talented team. Your opinion that Missouri is "more talented" is based on nothing but your own bias. Tennessee just blew out a team that beat Missouri at home 2 weeks ago... If you're so confident that Missouri is the better team, why are you hinting that they might let it "slip through the cracks"? That doesn't sound like confidence to me. Sounds like you're setting up an excuse you can fall back on later if things don't go your way.

Being a Memphis resident, I would love for Tennessee to play in the liberty bowl. I could tailgate in my back yard!

Sounds like you're already making excuses.

Winning 1/2 = 70% Winning 2/2 = 45% Winning 0/2 = 30%

Your best bet is to find a spot near Cumberland Ave and walk from there. That way you can stop in a bar after the game and wait for traffic to clear out... But traffic honestly isn't that bad. You wont be stuck anywhere for 2 hours. KPD does a decent job at keeping it moving... Just be ready to walk up and down some steep hills.

Derek Doolander Part II - Revenge of the Pants

Everyone assumed Archie Manning's kid was going to Ole Miss... Until he visited Knoxville.

Pruitt will beat Saban before Kirby will, 100% guaranteed.

He's still mad about Mizzou not getting any respect back in 2013.

Out of all those coaches you listed, how many wins did Kentucky have over Tennessee? I'll tell you... Fulmer: 0-15 Kiffin: 0-1 Dooley: 1-2 Jones: 1-4 Pruitt: 0-0 Tennessee is 22-2 against Kentucky since Fulmer's first season in 1993 (79-25 overall).

6-6 should be the minimum. I'm hoping for 7-5, but would be ecstatic with 8-4. The last 5 games are all winnable. I imagine we will slip up on at least 1 of those. People are discrediting our win against Auburn because "hurhur Awbarn sux hurhur" but that doesn't change the fact that we went on the road and beat a ranked SEC West team. Tennessee is getting a little better every week, slowly but surely. It probably won't be enough to beat Bama this week, but the last 5 games of the year will definitely be within reach.

"Trembled in fear" lololol no one is scared of Alabama...We're playing with nothing to lose. I would be much more nervous if we were going in undefeated with legit expectations to win. Losing this game won't matter. We knew this would be a loss before the season ever started. The only bad thing that could come from this game will be if a player gets injured.

You can tell Pruitt told them exactly what to say lol

Guarantano will have his starting job on the line. A loss to Florida won't necessarily lose him the spot.. but if things start getting ugly and he reverts back to 2017 form, I would expect Chryst to take over. This will be his first "real" test of the year. Yes, I know West Virginia was a stronger opponent, but WV was not a rivalry game. They are not an SEC team and we didn't play them in Neyland at night. Despite Florida being a lesser opponent than WV, emotions will be much higher in this game. If Guarantano showed us anything last year, it was that he tends to let his emotions get the best of him... If he keeps his composure, plays a solid game and shakes off the dumb mistakes that he will inevitably make, he will be fine - even if we lose. But if he gets upset and lets those small mistakes start snowballing into bigger mistakes, it could (and should) land him on the bench.

Why does Pruitt always talk like he's on the outside looking in?

Lattimore got hurt in Columbia, not in Knoxville. Marshall got hurt on a clean hit that was reviewed by the refs. Chubb planted his foot at an awkward angle and tried to keep running (his fault). Wesley tripped on his own shadow (his fault). Bennett was injury-prone from the beginning. He tore his ACL in practice the year before. None of these injuries had anything to do with field conditions.

Dooley was a great hire for OC. We had some of the best offenses since the Peyton Manning era under Dooley. Tyler Bray broke several of Manning's records and still holds them to this day... Defense was Dooley's problem. He would score 40 points a game but give up 50. It won't surprise me at all if he builds an explosive offense at Missouri. As long as they don't let him anywhere near the defense, he will do well there.