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Sunday rewind: Vols 53, Vanderbilt 28

Tennessee head coach smiles at Jalen Reeves-Maybin (21) as the Tennessee Waltz is played.  With them is Jones's son Andrew.  Standing at left are Dimarya Mixon (40) and Paul Bain (97).  The Vanderbilt Commodores visited the Tennessee Volunteers in SEC football action November 28, 2015.
Tennessee head coach smiles at Jalen Reeves-Maybin (21) as the Tennessee Waltz is played. With them is Jones's son Andrew. Standing at left are Dimarya Mixon (40) and Paul Bain (97). The Vanderbilt Commodores visited the Tennessee Volunteers in SEC football action November 28, 2015. Tennessee head coach smiles at Jalen Reeves-Maybin (21) as the Tennessee Waltz is played. With them is Jones's son Andrew. Standing at left are Dimarya Mixon (40) and Paul Bain (97). The Vanderbilt Commodores visited the Tennessee Volunteers in SEC football action November 28, 2015.

KNOXVILLE — Tennessee wrapped up an 8-4 regular season with a 25-point thrashing of cross-state rival Vanderbilt on Saturday at Neyland Stadium.

After the 53-28 victory, the Volunteers will wait for their bowl game assignment.

First, here’s a look back at the key plays, players and numbers from Tennessee’s fifth straight win.

photo Butch Jones gestures that he wants to speak with the referee. The Vanderbilt Commodores visited the Tennessee Volunteers in SEC football action November 28, 2015.

SATURDAY’S STAR

Take your pick. Quarterback Josh Dobbs totaled 233 yards of offense and three touchdowns. Von Pearson caught a pair of touchdown passes. Jalen Hurd ran for 120 yards, Alvin Kamara added 99 and Dobbs chipped in 93 (and wasn’t sacked), so the offensive line deserves plenty of credit. Tennessee’s defense and special teams chipped in nine points and Aaron Medley hit three field goals.