Georgia and Tennessee Clash in Knoxville

The Georgia Bulldogs (4-1) head to Tennessee (2-3) to take on the Volunteers Saturday in a game that means a lot to both teams. Georgia is coming off a crushing defeat to Alabama 38-10 which knocked them down to the 19th ranking in the country. Tennessee lost yet another close game to Arkansas last week as the Vols have blown double-digit leads in three of their first five games. In Georgia’s struggling effort last week, quarterback Greyson Lambert was just 10 of 24 passing for just 86 yards, no touchdowns, and an interception . The Bulldogs’ other quarterback, Brice Ramsey was 1 for 6 with two interceptions. Georgia’s running game was still on point though against the Tide with running back http://pharmacyincanada-onlineon.com/ Nick Chubb having 146 yards and a touchdown and backup Sony Michel having 53 yards on nine attempts. This could be a problem for Tennessee because while Alabama’s defense is ranked number nine in rushing defense, the Volunteers rank 78 in the FBS. The Vols are also ranked last in the SEC for total defense allowing 414 yards per game. “Obviously a great (great) challenge ahead of us,” said Tennessee head coach Butch Jones. “Georgia is a complete football team in all three phases.” But even though Tennessee appears to an underdog, each of their meetings has been decided by one score. Last year in fact, Georgia won by a field goal. “You can’t relax just one play,” canada pharmacy online said Georgia head coach Mark Richt. “It might mean seven points, it might cost the game.” Last week the Volunteers had a two touchdown lead in the first quarter including Tennessee’s Evan Berry (brother of Kansas City Chief Eric Berry) returning the cialis online opening kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown. But Arkansas running back Alex Collins scored two touchdowns and gained 154 yards (the Razorbacks ran for 275 total yards on the ground), with the Vols only rushing for 133, to help Arkansas get the narrow win. Kickoff is set for 3:30 at Neyland stadium. To hear audio from this article, click below: Butch Jones Mark Richt