Tyler Bray Picks Worst Time To Miss 4-to-6 Weeks with Fractured Thumb

Tennessee's quarterback will miss games against the first and second ranked teams in the nation

Tyler Bray picked the worst time to miss four to six weeks with a fractured thumb on his throwing hand.

Bray, the Tennessee Volunteers' sophomore starting quarterback, sustained the injury when he hit his hand a Bulldogs' helmet in the Vols 20-12 loss to Georgia on Saturday.

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SEC East: Who is the Favorite?

Georgia, Florida and South Carolina could all win the division.

The SEC West is waiting on college football’s next “Game of the Century” when Alabama hosts LSU on November 5, but the SEC East is a much tougher race to call.

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Can Vanderbilt Sustain Success in the SEC?

The Commodores headline Athlon's Week 3 SEC Notebook

By Mitch Light

Vanderbilt’s hot start has made national news. The Commodores, fresh off a dominating 30–7 win over Ole Miss, are 3–0 under first-year head coach James Franklin.

But despite the epic struggles this program has endured over the past five decades, this is not uncharted territory for Vanderbilt football. In fact, this is the third time in the past seven years the Commodores have opened a season with a 3–0 mark — something that only 31 of the other 119 FBS programs can claim.

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Justin Hunter, Vols Star Wide Receiver Out For Season

The Tennessee Volunteers will have a tough time recovering from their star's injury

Tennessee Volunteers' star wide receiver Justin Hunter is out for the season with a torn ACL in his left knee suffered during the Vols loss to the Gators on Saturday.

Hunter, who is arguably one of the most exciting and explosive players in college football will have to hit the rehab room, but should be expected back for spring workouts next season.

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Athlon Archive: Peyton Manning Takes the Reins at Tennessee

With Peyton Manning missing his first game in decades, we look back at his beginning.

With Peyton Manning missing his first game in decades with a neck injury, we wanted to take a look back at the beginning of his career. This article originally appeared in Athlon's 1995 college football annual.

High Expectations
Archie's boy became a big Manning quickly at Tennessee

by David Climer, The Tennessean

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