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Tennessee players in altercations after South Carolina field storming, what we know

COLUMBIA, SC – Video shows that Tennessee football players had altercations with South Carolina players and fans during the field storming immediately after the Vols lost 27-24 on the final play at Williams-Brice Stadium on Oct. 24. UT linebacker Jeremiah Telander appeared to throw a punch at a South Carolina player. And UT defensive lineman Daevin Hobbs appeared to push a South Carolina fan to the ground while the fan was running away carrying UT equipment. Fans also yelled profanities and waved their hands in UT players' faces during the latter incident. UT did not immediately respond to a Knox News request for comment on Oct. 25. Coach Josh Heupel's next press conference is scheduled for Oct. 28. Tennessee enters an open week before playing Kentucky on Nov. 7 (time, TV TBA) at Neyland Stadium. The incidents happened in the moments immediately after Malik Orsan made the game-winning…

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Grading Georgia Bulldogs Offense, Defense and Special Teams at Bye Week

The Georgia Bulldogs are enjoying some time off this week after a grueling start to the season in the SEC, and they are preparing for the stretch run with some very strong opponents coming up. Going into a bye after a loss though certainly gives the Dawgs that extra jolt of motivation to improve in areas where they may be lacking, and nobody is better than Kirby Smart when it comes to developing within the season. A loss is always going to make folks think the sky is falling, and the reality for Georgia is that things are going to be just fine. It has certainly been more good than bad to this point of the year, so here is a grade for all three units so far at this point in the year overall. The grade here may very well have been in the A range had three turnovers not cost them the game against the Auburn Tigers. Prior to last Saturday, Gunner Stockton was playing the best football of…

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Alabama Defensive Back Suspended for Second Time in as Many Seasons

Alabama defensive back Dre Kirkpatrick Jr. has been suspended for a team rules violation, per UA. This news comes out one hour before the No. 13 Crimson Tide kicks off against Texas A&M. He wasn't featured on the availability report on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday, but was declared out on Saturday. Kirkpatrick is listed as a reserve strong safety and Husky on the depth chart, but now things have changed before the Tide faces the Aggies. Sophomore Ivan Taylor should see an increase in snaps at strong safety behind starter Keon Sabb and the same is said for Chuck McDonald III behind starting Husky Red Morgan. The junior has seen time in all seven games thus far, logging five tackles, a pass breakup and a forced fumble. Kirkpatrick was put under investigationby the University of Alabama on Nov. 2, 2025, after being charged with three counts of reckless endangerment, one count of…

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Running QB, no problem. LSU’s defense crunches another scrambler at Auburn.

AUBURN, Ala. — When LSU coach Lane Kiffin has a feel for a game, he follows up with quarterback Sam Leavitt. “I just told him,” Kiffin said, “we're gonna dominate this game if we don't screw up.” As long as LSU’s quarterback didn’t give the ball back to Auburn, Kiffin couldn’t reason how LSU would leave Jordan-Hare Stadium without a win. Because the matchups were too available for LSU’s quarterback to exploit, and LSU’s defense had a pretty tight stranglehold on Auburn’s. More specifically, they were hogtying Byrum Brown’s legs. “That was the whole plan, coming in and tackling him low,” Kiffin said. “He's so strong, he gets away from things. So you saw guys just hanging onto his legs and waiting for the rest of the guys to come.” LSU swarmed, and Brown finished with just 21 yards on 19 carries on Saturday. He wouldn’t hurt LSU, just as Texas A&M scrambler Marcel Reed, who was dropped…

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