KNOXVILLE, Tennessee, it took 41 games, but an opponent of Alabama finally had a runner win 100 yards to the defence of Crimson Tide.
Tauren Poole broke the longest streak sub-triple figure running totals 6: 27 nation's left in the third quarter, when running a 3 yards placed him in 102 to spend the night. completed with 117.
Poole became the ninth to break 100 yards against the tide since 2005.
Its 59 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter, undoubtedly helped the cause, as did the final possession in the first half. ran for 36 yards on three carries for help setting up a field goal and reduce Alabama lead to 13-10.
It was fourth game courtyard Poole.Florida evolve and UAB had 23 yards this season.
41-Game streak dates back to October 13, 2007, when Mississippi running back BenJarvus green-Ellis was for 131 yards.
Earlier in the season, Trent Richardson adjusted Penn State of 17 games straight chain individual backs of exploitation in double figures.
Helmet to helmet
Had only two plays, the Saturday night for a cringe worthy casco-a - helmet hit to silence the crowd of Neyland Stadium.
Denarius Moore came to an end around on the left side of the defence of Alabama, where expected freshman cornerback DeMarcus Hatter.
Moore slipped just before it arrived sombrereros, leader with his helmet to create the violent collision that left Tennessee receiver on the lawn for several minutes before returning to the sideline.
Moore did not return to the game.
Two QBs volume
Derek Dooley promised, and the Saturday evening was followed through in.
The coach of Tennessee thrown quarterback Matt Simms after three possessions and rookie real Envoy Tyler Bray in the game to start the second quarter.
Do not go as well as the Vols were marked for illegal training, delay of game and exploitation during the first series.
Bray returned by the possession of the following and a third down can be converted with a 15-yard completion but then threw three straight incompletions to force a fourth straight punt and Simms returned to the next unit.
Attached vol Navy
The River was tame Saturday afternoon.
The fleet of ships that normally attaches outside Neyland Stadium, known as the "Vol Navy" was absent due to work at the nearby which closed locks Watts Bar dam.
Of a result, the majority of the fleet moved downstream in Chattanooga.
McCullough starts again
With still marginalized by suffering groin injury D.J. Fluker two weeks ago in South Carolina, Alfred McCullough won its second straight start right offensive tackle.
Fluker, "" redshirt freshman, made significant improvements in practice last week, but still it was "highly questionable" considered by Saban to play against Tennessee.
McCullough was appointed co-offensive in his first departure from the race week player a week ago against Mississippi.
Before the party, Kerry Murphy was announced as Damion Square instead of defensive end.
Slow start on the road
Last three SEC road games started disastrously in defence of the Tennessee marea.Contra almost prevented it.
Almost.
After celebrating the Vols to a three-and-out on his initial possession, Tennessee was 87 yards on four plays in his second touch to take an advantage of 7-0. 59 Poole-yard touchdown run provides most of the pop and everything but first quarter 20 yards Tennessee.
Auburn (final season), Arkansas and South Carolina scored with relative ease in possessions in each of three recent SEC road games opening in of the Crimson Tide.
A sellout
Slow Tennessee start to the season left large amount of seats available in some of their first games, but on Saturday night was a sellout.
Two veces.Ambos were recorded in four previous matches volunteers, multitudes of fewer than 100,000 inhabitants strive games were only two wins the Vols season, coming against Tennessee-Martin and UAB in September.
Alabama was assigned 9,500 entries in the stadium of 102, 455-seat.
Break time
Alabama you get a rest of play in each of the seven first Saturday of the season.
Like last season, bye week the tidal continues Tennessee game and precedes a great game of SEC West with LSU.
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