Who won the Tennessee-South Carolina game? There were a lot of deciding factors, but the result was a tight one. While the teams were evenly matched, both teams dominated in key areas. Both had outstanding defenses, and South Carolina had one of the most explosive offenses. The Vols’ defense was a particular weakness, but both teams were able to score touchdowns.

After a mediocre first quarter, both teams were in the game for the rest of the game. South Carolina was unable to stop Tennessee’s offense, and a fumble by Aaron Beasley in the second quarter set the stage for a touchdown pass from Hendon Hooker. However, both teams played well after that. With that said, it’s important to remember that Tennessee’s offense is better than the Gamecocks’ defense.

Tennessee’s offense had one of its best games of the season, and they dominated the Gamecocks in the first half. In fact, the Tennessee offense scored 38 points in the first half, and South Carolina had just a few chances to make a comeback. Despite the low scoring start, Tennessee had several opportunities to pull ahead, and one of them came in the fourth quarter. Fortunately, the Vols are 4-2 this season. Their next game will be against the No. 17 Ole Miss Rebels, on October 16. You can check out the stats and final score here.

Both teams had a terrible first quarter, but the Tennessee offense came out on top. They outscored the Gamecocks by 10.5 points, and the first quarter was the difference. In the fourth quarter, Aaron Beasley recovered a fumble to set up a touchdown pass to Hendon Hooker. This led to the second half’s first half TD.

The Tennessee Volleyball team won the game 45-20. They are now 4-2 in the season. They will play the No. 17 Ole Miss Rebels on October 16 at 7:30PM EST. You can check out the stats below and see who won the Tennessee South Carolina game. While it was a tight game, it was still an exciting one to watch. The UT Vols played well and beat the Gamecocks.

The first quarter was the difference in the game. The Vols had a great start to the season, but Tennessee’s offensive momentum was strong from the start. They scored 14 points in the first quarter and had a strong first half to win the game. During the second half, they were able to score at will. Neither team scored a touchdown in the fourth quarter.