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Arenas' fumbled punt. It gave the Vols a golden opportunity but they only got three points out of it.
Tiffin. Bama's kicker accounted for two-thirds of the first-quarter scoring with his two field goals.
Tennessee ran 12 plays, gained 11 net yards and posted zero first downs.
On third-and-six at the Bama 19-yard line, Nick Stephens hit Lucas Taylor with a 10-yard pass to the Tide 9-yard line. Taylor was ruled guilty of offensive interference on the play (a very questionable call), turning first-and-goal at the 9 into third-and-21 at the 34. Lincoln missed his 51-yard field goal two plays later.
Wilson. Bama's QB was 4 of 6 passing for 61 yards in the quarter.
Bama was 0 of 3 on third-down conversions in the second quarter and 1 of 7 for the half, yet still held a 10-point lead.
Eric Berry scooped up a Mark Ingram fumble and raced 47 yards for an apparent touchdown. Officials ruled Ingram was down before the ball popped loose, however. That proved to be a 13-point swing. Instead of a UT score that narrowed the gap to 16-10, Bama went on to complete a 79-yard drive that widened the gap to 22-3.
Wilson again. The Tide QB was 5 of 5 passing for 54 yards.
Bama outgained Tennessee 104 yards to 22 and posted 7 first downs to the Vols' 1.
A nine-yard pass from Wilson to Nick Walker, coupled with a 15-yard roughing-the-passer call against UT's Demonte Bolden, moved the ball from the Tide 32-yard line to the Vol 44, and Bama added an insurance TD five plays later.
Upchurch. The Tide tailback carried nine times for 51 yards, enabling Bama to pad its lead and eat up most of the fourth quarter.
A punishing ground game enabled Bama to keep the ball 11:57 to UT's 3:03 in the final quarter.
Game #: 1151 Site: Knoxville Date: Oct. 25 Conference: SECW Coach Match-up: For the Vols - Fulmer and for the Crimson Tide - Saban