Hummer (Tennessee -15.5) — I wouldn’t expect a lot of points in this one. These are two of the least efficient offenses in the SEC this year and both sides feature solid to great defenses. Personally, I don’t see how Kentucky moves the ball in this matchup, be it Brock Vandagriff or Gavin Wimsatt under center. If Tennessee’s offense avoids turnovers, I’d expect it to run the ball efficiently, hit a few shot plays and roll with a comfortable win. … Tennessee 27, Kentucky 10.
Crawford (Tennessee -15.5) — The unpredictability of which Kentucky team will show comes into play here, but I like Tennessee to pull away in what could be an ugly game. Both of these squads have struggled to score at times this season, but for the Wildcats, it’s a more critical issue. They don’t have a Dylan Sampson in the backfield or quarterback capable of producing explosive, game-changing throws. It’s a blackout at Neyland and Kentucky’s disappointing season will continue. … Tennessee 35, Kentucky 10.
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