Tennessee football had the ball in a tie game on third-and-five from the Georgia 20-yard line. The Bulldogs called timeout with seven seconds still on
No. 15 Tennessee fell to No. 6 Georgia by a score of 44-41 in overtime on Saturday night in Knoxville. The Vols jumped out to
There’s dozens of plays and sequences of importance to point to in Georgia’s 44-41 overtime win at Tennessee that swung the game. But it was
Tennessee football was not competitive in its last eight losses to Georgia ahead of its heartbreaking 44-41 overtime loss against the Bulldogs at Neyland Stadium
Georgia football went into Neyland Stadium and won with a stroke of luck. Tennessee had a chance to win it with a field goal, but
Tennessee football had a chance to take down Georgia, but fell just short. After the 44-41 overtime win for the Bulldogs, head coach Kirby Smart,
Tennessee football lost an instant classic to Georgia 44-41 in overtime on Saturday afternoon at Neyland Stadium. It marked the ninth straight loss for Tennessee
Tennessee football had multiple golden opportunities to end its losing streak against Georgia and earn an early season statement win. But a handful of late
Tennessee football has 15 minutes to go, but it holds a lead over Georgia heading into the fourth quarter. That’s in large part in thanks
Georgia’s defense has had Tennessee’s offenses number unlike anyone else in Josh Heupel’s four seasons in Knoxville. But the Vols offense exploded from the jump