Yurachek on Tennessee not being comparable to Alabama: "Alabama was in that first pool. Tennessee was not in that first pool. Tennessee has got a couple of quality wins -- the win they just had at Kentucky and obviously the win they have against Alabama. They have three wins against teams their schedule strength is 110 and above. When you look at their schedule compared to Alabama's schedule, the committee feels like -- and so do the metrics -- that Alabama has got a stronger schedule. That's why Alabama was in that first pool of teams and Tennessee was not."
The NCAA really needs to investigate Tennessee using speakers to make Neyland Stadium louder.
There have been multiple reports saying they are doing so.
Kalen Deboer is 3-0 vs LSU winning 42-13, 20-9, and 31-13.
I don’t ever want to hear “yall don’t have Nick Saban anymore” from these corndog smellin bitches.
Only 3 teams in college football have a top 10 offense and defense in ESPN's efficiency metrics.
Georgia: No. 2 offense, No. 8 defense
Notre Dame: No. 3 offense, No. 4 defense
Alabama: No. 5 offense, No. 6 defense
Potential head coaching candidate I don't see mentioned anywhere, but I believe he should be mentioned more: Alabama DC Kane Wommack.
Great as head coach at South Alabama. Creative. Passionate. Hell of a ball coach.
But what do I know?
Tennessee was very fortunate with their road schedule. They play 5 road games this year which includes:
Georgia Tech (2-7) W
Arkansas (3-6) W
SCarolina (6-3) L
Vanderbilt (4-5) ?
Texas A&M (4-5) ?
Opponents records are 19-26.
For comparison Bamas road teams are 28-17 and includes Tennessee, Kentucky, and LSU.