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Brandon Throws for a TD, Runs for Another to Lead No. 15 Tennessee over Kennesaw State 42-9
Faizon Brandon passed for 178 yards and a touchdown, and Daune Morris added 116 rushing yards as Tennessee controlled the game.
- On Saturday night, No. 15 Tennessee defeated Kennesaw State 42-9 at Neyland Stadium, led by quarterback Faizon Brandon and running back Daune Morris.
- Tennessee adjusted its offensive strategy after tight end Ethan Davis suffered a season-ending knee injury last week at Georgia Tech, utilizing multiple newcomers to fill the vacancy.
- Quarterback Faizon Brandon threw for 178 yards and one touchdown, while running back Daune Morris rushed for 116 yards and a score, including a 42-yard touchdown run.
- Kennesaw State coach Jerry Mack said, "the way we competed against a Top 15 team in the nation, there's much growth from that game," despite the lopsided result.
- Next Saturday, No. 15 Tennessee faces Texas at Neyland Stadium in the Southeastern Conference opener for both undefeated teams.
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Daune Morris rushed for a career-high 116 yards and scored one touchdown to help No. 15 Tennessee cruise to a 42-9 victory over Kennesaw State on Saturday night at Knoxville, Tenn. Faizon Brandon completed 18 of 26 passes for 178 yards and one touchdown for the Volunteers (3-0). Brandon also rushed for 47 yards and
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Brandon throws for a TD, runs for another to lead No. 15 Tennessee over Kennesaw State 42-9
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