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One Trap Game for Every Power 5 College Football Team in 2016 | Bleacher Report
Tennessee
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Joshua Dobbs and Tennessee should be the clear SEC East favorites this fall.
Tennessee is on a strong upward trajectory under Butch Jones watch. The Volunteers have added two wins to their total in each of the last two seasons, going from five to seven to nine wins and capping the last two years with bowl wins. With 18 starters returning, the Vols should be picked to win the SEC East at next weeks SEC Media Days.
To do so, Tennessee must survive a tough September and October. Sept. 10 features the Battle at Bristol, which will pit UT and Virginia Tech against each other before 150,000 fans at sold-out Bristol Motor Speedway. Sept. 24 brings archrival Florida to Neyland Stadium for the annual rivalry showdown. Tennessee has lost 11 consecutive games to the Gators, with 2014s 10-9 defeat and 2015s 28-27 loss looming as particularly crushing.
Jones will have his team ready for both games. In between? A classic sandwich game against MAC foe Ohio. The Bobcats, led by veteran coach Frank Solich, are a returning postseason team, and Solich will have his squad more than prepared for Neylands raucous environment. Will they catch the Vols off guard? Well see.
Beware The Bobcats Nation
Tennessee

Joshua Dobbs and Tennessee should be the clear SEC East favorites this fall.
Tennessee is on a strong upward trajectory under Butch Jones watch. The Volunteers have added two wins to their total in each of the last two seasons, going from five to seven to nine wins and capping the last two years with bowl wins. With 18 starters returning, the Vols should be picked to win the SEC East at next weeks SEC Media Days.
To do so, Tennessee must survive a tough September and October. Sept. 10 features the Battle at Bristol, which will pit UT and Virginia Tech against each other before 150,000 fans at sold-out Bristol Motor Speedway. Sept. 24 brings archrival Florida to Neyland Stadium for the annual rivalry showdown. Tennessee has lost 11 consecutive games to the Gators, with 2014s 10-9 defeat and 2015s 28-27 loss looming as particularly crushing.
Jones will have his team ready for both games. In between? A classic sandwich game against MAC foe Ohio. The Bobcats, led by veteran coach Frank Solich, are a returning postseason team, and Solich will have his squad more than prepared for Neylands raucous environment. Will they catch the Vols off guard? Well see.
Beware The Bobcats Nation