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No. 15 Tennessee Rallies to Force OT and Beat Mississippi State 41-34
Tennessee secured its first Southeastern Conference (SEC) win with 466 yards of offense and 16 sacks, overcoming Mississippi State 41-34 in overtime.
- On Saturday, Sept. 27, Tennessee Volunteers beat Mississippi State Bulldogs 41-34 in overtime after DeSean Bishop scored on the first play in Starkville.
- Turnovers late in the fourth quarter, including an interception and a forced fumble, swung momentum and Joey Aguilar tied the game with a 6-yard touchdown run, setting up overtime.
- Volunteers' offense totaled 466 yards as Joey Aguilar completed 24 passes for 335 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions.
- The result moves Tennessee Volunteers to 4-1 overall and 1-1 in the Southeastern Conference while Mississippi State Bulldogs suffer their first loss.
- Pre-Game models favored Tennessee, giving the Volunteers a 69 percent chance to win as Tennessee hosts Arkansas on Oct. 11 and Mississippi State travels to Texas A&M on Oct. 4.
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Mississippi State falls in an overtime thriller against Tennessee, 41-34
Mississippi State falls in an overtime thriller against Tennessee, 41-34 STARKVILLE, Miss. (WLBT) – The Mississippi State Bulldogs fought hard on Saturday but fell just short in an overtime thriller against the Tennessee Volunteers, 41-34. The Bulldogs were in search of their first SEC win in nearly two years and it came down to overtime, but Mississippi State was unable to find a touchdown on fourth down to push the game to a second overtime pe…
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Tennessee needs OT to beat Bulldogs of Mississippi State
Joey Aguilar forced overtime with a 6-yard touchdown run with 1:55 left and DeSean Bishop scored on a 25-yard run on the first play of the extra session in No. 15 Tennessee’s 41-34 victory over Mississippi State on Saturday.
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