Yahoo News Article RatingTennessee football rankings: Where will Vols fall in top 25 after Alabama loss?
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
53% : The No. 11-ranked Vols dropped their annual "Third Saturday in October" rivalry game to No. 6 Alabama 37-20 on Saturday, Oct. 18 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.51% : Rankings reflective of the latest US LBM Coaches Poll Final projection for Tennessee: No. 17
50% : Tennessee is now 0-2 against top-six ranked opponents this season, with the other loss coming to then-No. 6 Georgia at home in Knoxville on Sept. 13.
31% : There were also two top 10 teams near Tennessee in the polls that sustained losses: No. 8 Texas Tech to unranked Arizona State and No. 10 LSU to Diego Pavia and No. 18 Vanderbilt.
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