Knoxville, TN
Nov 2, 2024
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In front of a packed house at Neyland Stadium, the Tennessee Volunteers, guided by a balanced offensive and defensive performance, emerged victorious over the Kentucky Wildcats with a decisive 28-18 win. The Wildcats struck first with a 27-yard touchdown reception by Josh Kattus, giving them an early advantage. However, Tennessee's Peyton Lewis leveled the score with a 1-yard rushing touchdown in the second quarter, bringing the game to a stalemate at halftime.
The Volunteers came alive in the second half, led by Dylan Sampson, who shattered the school record for single-season rushing touchdowns with his 18th and 19th of the year, including a pivotal 7-yard carry in the third quarter. Tennessee extended its lead later that quarter as Nico Iamaleava connected with Miles Kitselman on a 6-yard touchdown pass. Kentucky attempted to mount a comeback in the fourth, with Ja'Mori Maclin's 32-yard touchdown and two-point conversion, but Tennessee's defense held firm. Sampson sealed the victory with a 6-yard rushing touchdown late in the fourth quarter, cementing the Vols' standing in the SEC.
Josh Kattus (Kentucky)
Kattus secured a 27-yard touchdown pass from Brock Vandagriff, which gave Kentucky a temporary 7-0 lead, capitalizing on a rapid 75-yard drive.
Andre Turrentine (Tennessee)
Turrentine intercepted a pass deep in Tennessee territory, stopping a potential scoring drive and shifting momentum back to the Volunteers.
Peyton Lewis (Tennessee)
Punched in a 1-yard run, capping a 14-play drive that tied the game and set the stage for Tennessee's second-half dominance.
Dylan Sampson (Tennessee)
Galloped into the end zone on a 7-yard rush, breaking Tennessee's single-season rushing touchdown record and securing a lead for the Vols.
Miles Kitselman (Tennessee)
Executed a deft 6-yard reception from Iamaleava, solidifying Tennessee's grip on the scoreboard late in the third quarter.
Ja'Mori Maclin (Kentucky)
Caught a critical 32-yard pass for a touchdown followed by a successful two-point conversion, narrowing the gap to three points.
Will Brooks (Tennessee)
Intercepted a pass from Gavin Wimsatt and returned it 67 yards, setting up an eventual touchdown to widen Tennessee's lead.
Dylan Sampson (Tennessee, RB)
Set a new Tennessee record for single-season rushing touchdowns, amassing 142 yards and two touchdowns that were crucial in the victory.
Nico Iamaleava (Tennessee, QB)
Threw for 292 yards, his second-highest in college, showcasing his poise with precise passing under pressure.
Will Brooks (Tennessee, DB)
Made a pivotal interception with a lengthy return that set up a crucial score, underlining a robust defensive display by Tennessee.
Joshua Josephs (Tennessee, DL)
Caused a fumble with a key sack that swung momentum in Tennessee's favor, highlighting a relentless defensive effort.
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Kentucky Wildcats
7
3
0
8
18
Tennessee Volunteers
0
7
14
7
28