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November 🔟 CFP Selection Committee Rankings
8️⃣. Tennessee Volunteers // @Vol_Football
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Big Orange Wizard 🍊 retweeted
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From walk on to the nation’s top running back in the nation’s toughest conference.
#BishopForHeisman
Yes
From walk on to the nation’s top running back in the nation’s toughest conference.
#BishopForHeisman
Damn, that sucks
JUST IN: Tennessee defensive lineman Tyree Weathersby will miss the remainder of the season after suffering a knee injury in the win over Kentucky. ⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️
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Big Orange Wizard 🍊 retweeted
Tennessee will continue to be doubted nationally because of its quarterback play.
George MacIntyre has sneakily played well in three games with zero TD passes to show for it (Alabama, So Carolina, Kentucky).
He’s had 5 TD throws that didn’t score because of drops & penalties. None of the penalties vs South Carolina affected the actual play from GMac.
He’s growing. He’s been unlucky. Vols are in a great spot
Big Orange Wizard 🍊 retweeted
This won’t happen, but Tennessee should 100% jump Bama. The rankings of the SEC teams should be:
Georgia
Texas
Tennessee
Alabama
Told these coal miners days ago!
People gassing up Kentucky like they didn’t get pistol whipped by bama and win two OT games with 2point conversions. Those go the other way and Uk is sitting at 5-3 and ready for TN to do what we always do and beat the ever livin shit out of them.
Vols by 50
GBO🍊
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Big Orange Wizard 🍊 retweeted
There is not a single credible argument why Tennessee should be ranked behind Alabama on Tuesday. If they are, throw out the ranking. They have the exact same record. Tennessee beat Kentucky (Alabama’s best win) by the exact same margin as Alabama did, and Tennessee didn’t trail deep into the third quarter.
If Alabama’s win over MSU is a good win, Tennessee’s win over Auburn (who beat Georgia) is a better win.
FSU and Ga Tech are 3-5 and 2-6.
In Alabama’s two losses, they played two ranked teams and lost by a total of 19 points (once at home and once on the road).
In Tennessee’s two losses, they played two ranked teams and lost by a total of 6 points (once at home and once on the road).
Most importantly, the defining data point, by far, when comparing these two teams is the football game played in Neyland Stadium three weeks ago where Tennessee beat Alabama senseless.


























