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Yes. The world is out to get you…..couldn’t imagine moping through life like this. We’ve been so successful the last 20 years that of course they have to hold us down……..Let's be realistic here....There is no reality where the powers that be in college football allow UT to beat Ohio State in Columbus in the first round of the playoffs. It doesn't fit their narrative. Be ready for about 100-120 yards in penalties called against the Vols. I see at least 1 big score called back on us at the most inopportune time to shift momentum. We'll be playing 11 against 18 all night long.
Unfortunately, I see the Vols lose a close one 27-24.
Well, it is different with a more mobile QB (like Milroe) we mainly just wanted to contain him and keep him in the pocket. With Beck and Howard, we need to pressure and get them off their game plan.That could be said about almost any SEC QB or big ten.
When Nico has time he's a huge step above anything OSU has seen
I don’t think their game plan will be for Howard to throw down the field much. I think they will run more and throw quickly to slants and quick screens to their talented receivers to see if we can tackle consistently in space. Also, I think they will attack our LBs and safeties using the TE similar to what GA did to us plus I think you will see some check down throws to their backs. For our Vols, to pull off the upset, we need the Buckeyes to help us with turnovers and penalties. The biggest concern I have is our lack of discipline with penalties in road games. It was never cleaned up in the regular season. Nico must play his best game for us to beat them on the road at night. Hopefully, Sampson can bust some big runs in the game. I would think their game plan is to stop our run game and make Nico hit some balls in man coverage. If we pull this off, it will Coach Josh biggest win here in his tenure. I’m happy we made the playoffs but I do not like this matchup for us. The 2 teams I didn’t want to see was GA or OSU. But, anything is possible on any Saturday. Go Vols!Well, it is different with a more mobile QB (like Milroe) we mainly just wanted to contain him and keep him in the pocket. With Beck and Howard, we need to pressure and get them off their game plan.
LOL! Nah....just here to piss people like you off with an opinion that holds no weight on anything, yet gets under your skin so much you have to reply to it.Yes. The world is out to get you…..couldn’t imagine moping through life like this. We’ve been so successful the last 20 years that of course they have to hold us down……..
If Georgia can score 31 then OSU can easily score more than 17.Bank's experience with B10 football and OSU while at PSU pays off.
Vols click into gear.
I do not see Ohio State scoring over 17 points and expect Tennessee to score 28 to 31 points.
Not a shocker to some but more so that most anticipated.
It’s hard to predict any CF game against closely matched teams.
My thoughts:
1. Fans should not make too much about their UM loss - that’s a HUGE rivalry game . . . And their performance has been very different against all others.
2. On paper, they have more overall talent.
3. All teams have an advantage playing at home. I think that will be even more true in the first round of the CFP.
4. UT has not looked great in road games.
Bottom line - if we had gotten a home game, I think we would have won a close game. I don’t see us beating them on the road.
The only way I see UT winning is if we have no turnovers and OSU has a few turnovers that we can convert into 10 plus points. That would negate their built in home field advantage.
OSU - 27
UT - 20
OSU will. have the home field advantage, but we still in a close one.