The Tennessee Volunteers were in a place on Saturday night against the Bulldogs where they haven't been in a long time: in the game in the fourth quarter. The Vols held the ball down 24-17 with under 9 minutes to go in Georgia territory with a legitimate chance.

Volunteers head football coach Josh Heupel twice had to ask a reporter in the press room to silence a phone blaring the Georgia Battle Hymn after Tennessee’s Week 12 loss to the Bulldogs in Athens.“If it wasn’t a bad enough night for Josh Heupel and his Tennessee football team,

Tennessee football coach Josh Heupel did not seem happy with reporters during his postgame press conference, following a loss to Georgia. Heupel appeared in front of reporters Saturday, as usual after a game.

Vols coach Josh Heupel chose not to comment on several officiating calls that influenced Tennessee’s outcome against Georgia.

On one of those nights that little went right for Tennessee after its quick first-quarter start, the clincher might have come afterward in the bowels of Sanford Stadium during coach Josh Heupel's postgame news conference.

On Saturday evening, Tennessee football dropped to 8-2 on the 2024 season with a tough loss to the Georgia Bulldogs in Athens. While the Volunteers raced out to a 10-0 start in this game, they were ultimately outscored 31-7 after the first quarter,