Vanderbilt 28-24 Tennessee (19 Nov, 2005) Game Stats

Vanderbilt Commodores

5-6, 3-2 away

	1	2	3	4	T
VAN	14	7	0	7	28
TENN	7	7	0	10	24

Tennessee Volunteers

4-6, 3-3 home


1st Downs	21	19
3rd down efficiency	5-14	3-15
4th down efficiency	0-0	1-3
Total Yards	364	376
Passing	341	127
Comp/Att	27/39	11/26
Yards per pass	8.1	4.8
Interceptions thrown	0	2
Rushing	49	251
Rushing Attempts	28	47
Yards per rush	1.8	5.3
Penalties	0-0	0-0
Turnovers	0	2
Fumbles lost	0	0
Interceptions thrown	0	2
Possession	18:41	17:32

Team	CONF	OVR
Georgia	5-1	7-1
Texas A&M	5-1	7-2
Tennessee	4-1	7-1
Texas	3-1	7-1
LSU	3-1	6-2
Vanderbilt	3-2	6-3
Ole Miss	3-2	7-2
Alabama	3-2	6-2
South Carolina	3-3	5-3
Arkansas	3-3	5-4
Missouri	2-2	6-2
Florida	2-3	4-4
Oklahoma	1-4	5-4
Auburn	1-5	3-6
Kentucky	1-6	3-6
Mississippi State	0-5	2-7

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