Oklahoma-Tennessee SEC Football Clash Set for Prime Time at Neyland Stadium

Oklahoma and Tennessee will face off in a pivotal SEC matchup under the lights at Neyland Stadium with kickoff set for 6:30 p.m. CT (7:30 p.m. ET) on ABC. Both teams hold 6-2 overall records with two conference losses, making this game crucial for their College Football Playoff hopes. Tennessee, coached by former Oklahoma quarterback Josh Heupel, boasts the No. 3 offense in FBS, averaging 510 yards per game, while Oklahoma counters with the No. 6 defense, allowing just 240 yards per game. Tennessee recently dominated Kentucky 56-34, but concerns remain over their defense, while Oklahoma is looking to rebound from a home loss to Ole Miss. This will be Oklahoma's first night game at Neyland Stadium in a decade and their second SEC meeting, with Tennessee having won last year's matchup 25-15. The game is expected to be a nationally significant showdown, with both teams aiming to stay in playoff contention.