KNOXVILLE – Tennessee’s injury list kept growing and growing, but Alabama simply didn’t care.
The top-ranked Crimson Tide’s football machine showed little mercy in recording one of the Third Saturday in October rivalry’s most lopsided wins.
Behind a 132-yard, three-score rushing performance by freshman quarterback Jalen Hurts and interception- and punt-return touchdowns, Alabama flexed its muscle and flattened the ninth-ranked Volunteers 49-10 at a sold-out Neyland Stadium on Saturday.
“We have a 24-hour rule,” Vols defensive end Derek Barnett said, “but we have a bye week so we’ll probably spend a little extra time on this film and see what we need to do, because we could see them again possibly.”
Barnett was referencing the potential rematch in the SEC championship game in Atlanta in December, but after how Alabama rolled on Saturday, does Tennessee even want to face the Tide again?









































