Oklahoma and Tennessee played a common opponent, and OU beat the opponent by more than Tennessee. I guess I should chalk that down as a loss then??
Truth is you can't judge games that way in ANY sport. It always comes down to which team has the hot hand, which team has the less turnovers, which team has the less fouls and how a coach adjusts when something is not working, etc.
The truth is, Tennessee, like many of the teams with great records, have not played many of the top teams. That pads the stats of the players.
I just don't see Tennessee cake walking against the SEC competition. I would be satisfied if we end up where we did last year at 10-6 in conference play.