Georgia’s 44–21 Victory Proves It; Tennessee is the Most Overrated and Predictable Program in College Football

Thirty-four straight losses to teams ranked in the Top 10 and the fan base and media still thinks the Volts are elite. Change the fight song from Rocky Top to Delta Dawn!

The Tennessee Volunteers’ fan base and media is always overrating the Vols’ football team.

Never was it proven more than in Georgia’s 44–21 defeat of the Volunteers.

Georgia has now won nine of the last 11 games against Tennessee to take a 25–23 lead in the All-Time Series

With eight straight victories against declining programs and traditional tomato cans through two seasons, some believed the glory days of Vols football were returning.

Why, the Vols were ranked 14th! Take away the first half of the 2016 season, when the supposedly revived program started 5–0 only to finish 9–4, and this was the highest Tennessee had been ranked in the polls since 2007, when the Vols won their last SEC East title.

Never mind the ranking was dependent on the Big 10 and Pac 12 not playing. The point spread had moved two points to the Volunteers’ favor over the week. Pundits told us Tennessee had one of the top offensive lines in the country. Throw in a senior quarterback who played well in the first two games of the season and maybe, just maybe, as CBS Studio Host Brian Jones exclaimed at halftime, “the Vols are…