No. 7 Tennessee Prepares for Winless Kent State Amid Focus on Upcoming SEC Opener

Tennessee aims to maintain momentum after a dominant start, while Kent State seeks improvement after two tough losses.

Tennessee Volunteers have scored 130 points in their first two games, while allowing just 13 points.
Golden Flashes are struggling with a 0-2 record, including a loss to FCS team Saint Francis.
Tennessee's defense has been formidable, allowing only 185 yards per game and excelling in third-down stops.
Kent State's offense has been weak, averaging just 1.7 yards per carry and struggling with a young offensive line.
Tennessee must avoid looking ahead to their SEC opener against No. 15 Oklahoma to maintain their top-10 ranking.