This Saturday, the No. 6 Tennessee Volunteers (3-0) will face off against the No. 15 Oklahoma Sooners (3-0) in what marks both teams' inaugural Southeastern Conference game. Tennessee has dominated its opponents, averaging 63.7 points and 336.3 rushing yards per game, bolstered by a strong offensive line led by center Cooper Mays. Meanwhile, Oklahoma's defense has performed admirably, allowing only 77.7 rushing yards per game, with a focus on containing Tennessee's prolific offense. The matchup features two young quarterbacks: Tennessee's Nico Iamaleava and Oklahoma's Jackson Arnold, both of whom have shown promise early in the season. With a 7-point betting line favoring Tennessee, this game is expected to be highly competitive, especially as the Sooners aim to adjust to their new SEC environment. The game will be nationally televised, attracting significant attention from college football fans.