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Tennessee vs. Auburn odds dropping by 2 points will only add to nerves for Week 5 (opens the original)
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It's cliche to call an upcoming contest a 'must-win game' for Tennessee and Josh Heupel, but it's exactly what's on the way against unranked Auburn at Neyland Stadium on Saturday. Originally, the Vols opened as 8.5-point favorites via the FanDuel Sportsbook, which calmed some nerves following their heartbreaking loss to No. 1 Texas. Since then, however, that line has dropped by a head-turning two points to 6.5, which isn't great for several reasons. To start, it feels like Vegas is a bit down on
Wendell Moe's season-ending injury puts Tennessee OL coach Glen Elarbee to the test (opens the original)
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Early on in the loss to No. 1 Texas, hearts dropped all over Knoxville when left guard Wendell Moe Jr. went down with what looked to be a serious ankle injury. We now know that said ankle injury is going to cost him the rest of the season, with Pete Nakos dropping the bomb before the initial injury report for Tennessee-Auburn dropped. While that's bad news for Josh Heupel, it's terrible for Glen Elarbee. The Vols offensive line coach has been under fire in recent days due to his unit giving up 1
Steve Sarkisian trying to steal Tennessee's 340-pound DL commit is a cold move (opens the original)
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What is it with Steve Sarkisian trying to throw sand in the wound here? For plenty of fans, the sting of Tennessee losing 20-17 to No. 1 Texas in Week 4 hasn't gotten any better. Now, Sark is trying to make life even worse for Josh Heupel, as he has wasted no time trying to flip Tennessee defensive line commit Christian Mays. Just two days after taking down the Vols in Knoxville, Sarkisian is using part of his celebrations to see if he can entice Mays to suit up for the other UT instead. Texas o
Colin Simmons ended up making Texas history to make life worse for Tennessee's OL (opens the original)
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Just when you thought the play of the Tennessee offensive line couldn't have gotten any worse from the loss to No. 1 Texas in Week 4, a behind closed doors handshake has helped Colin Simmons make program history. Originally, Simmons finished with five sacks on the day. That was more than enough to have people pulling their hair out. Fast forward to present time and Texas/Tennessee have agreed to give Simmons an extra half-sack to bring his total to 5.5. With that, Simmons indeed made history for
Steve Sarkisian tells Texas the trash celebrations vs. Tennessee won't be tolerated (opens the original)
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It's not often we're going to agree with Steve Sarkisian, but in this case, you bet we're gonna. In Saturday's 20-17 win for Texas over Tennessee, that heart-stopping victory had a bit of a dark cloud over it, as Colin Simmons was getting called out left and right for his crude celebration. At the same time, running back Raleek Brown also had one of his own after scoring a touchdown that was rough. Instead of the rest of the country continuing to talk about Simmons dominating the Tennessee offen
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