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No surprise here. Congrats to Jalin and the whole offense!

OFFENSIVE

Jalin Hyatt, WR, Tennessee

  • Hyatt delivered arguably the greatest wide receiver performance in school history as No. 6/8 Tennessee downed No. 3/1 Alabama, 52-49, as time expired for the Vols first victory in the series since 2006.
  • He caught six passes for 207 yards and a school-record and SEC-record-tying five touchdowns. Hyatt became the fifth player in SEC history to catch five or more touchdowns in a game and the first since Alabama's DeVonta Smith vs. Ole Miss in 2019.
  • Hyatt's 207 receiving yards ranked sixth in Vol single-game history and were the most by a UT player in an SEC contest since Denarius Moore had 228 vs. South Carolina on Oct. 30, 2010.
  • He was the first FBS player to have 200-plus receiving yards and five or more touchdowns since Smith in that 2019 Ole Miss game. Hyatt also tied the single-game program record for points with 30, a mark that evened with Gene McEver who had 30 points vs. South Carolina in Dec. 7, 1929.
  • Hyatt caught touchdown passes of 36-, 11-, 60-, 78- and 13-yards. He had two huge ones in the fourth quarter with the 78-yarder and then the game-tying 13-yard score with 3:26 remaining the game that culminated a 75-yard drive.
  • Hyatt became the first player to register three or more touchdowns and 100 receiving yards or more against Alabama in the Nick Saban era.
  • He was the first FBS player with five or more receiving touchdowns vs. an AP top-five team since NC State's Terry Holt did so vs. No. 3 Florida State on Nov. 8, 1997.
 
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I mean all those stats are eye popping but this one: Hyatt became the first player to register three or more touchdowns and 100 receiving yards or more against Alabama in the Nick Saban era. ...just means more. Coaching staff did a phenomenal job putting in a plan for these guys to WIN and make GOAT look PEDESTRIAN in the process hahahaha!!
 
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Hyatt also tied the single-game program record for points with 30, a mark that evened with Gene McEver who had 30 points vs. South Carolina in Dec. 7, 1929.

Didn't Hubert Simpson also have 5 TDs against Notre Dame in the late 70s?
 

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