Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee Short Report | Nov 25, 2023

Ramel Keyton set the stage for Tennessee's explosive offense with a 56-yard touchdown reception, capitalizing on a perfectly placed pass from Joe Milton III. This early score put the Volunteers ahead and established their dominance throughout the game.

Junior Sherrill caught a 19-yard touchdown pass, momentarily tying the game and giving Vanderbilt hope with his acrobatic catch in tight coverage. His effort showcased the Commodores' competitive spirit early on.

Joe Milton III threw his second touchdown pass of the game, a 10-yard strike that reclaimed the lead for Tennessee. Milton's accuracy and composure under pressure were on full display as the Volunteers surged ahead.

Jacob Borcila's 40-yard field goal cut Tennessee's lead, demonstrating Vanderbilt's ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities and keeping the game within reach before halftime.

Joe Milton III capped off an impressive first half with a 2-yard rushing touchdown, extending Tennessee's lead significantly and showcasing his dual-threat capabilities.

Ken Seals' 1-yard rushing touchdown came after a fumble recovery, highlighting Vanderbilt's tenacity and their ability to capitalize on turnovers late in the game.

Seals found the end zone again with a 5-yard touchdown pass, providing a late spark for the Commodores as they attempted to narrow the deficit.

Charles Campbell's 27-yard field goal in the final moments ensured Tennessee's victory, adding an exclamation point to the Volunteers' dominant performance.

Squirrel White made a crucial third-down reception for 25 yards, keeping the Volunteers' drive alive and contributing to the later touchdown by Milton. White's reliable hands and speed were vital for Tennessee's offensive rhythm.

Jordan Thomas intercepted a pass deep in Tennessee territory, thwarting a promising Vanderbilt drive and maintaining the Volunteers' substantial lead. Thomas’ awareness and ball skills were instrumental in the defensive effort.