UAB vs. Tennessee Odds & Betting Predictions - September 20, 2025

Exotic available at FanDuel. All the ingredients are here for the Vols to boat-race Trent Dilfer’s UAB Blazers. The Blazers have been a sieve defensively, allowing 42 points to FCS Alabama State and 28 points to Akron, who started their season with eight quarters of scoreless football. The UAB secondary is problematic, to put it lightly. They rank 122nd in coverage for PFF and dead last in pass defense Success Rate. And here comes the reborn Tennessee passing attack that looks like the unit once led by Hendon Hooker and Jaylin Hyatt. With Joey Aguilar spinning it and Chris Brazzell II “Mossing” undersized corners, this offense finally has the big-play pop it lacked last season. Against Georgia, Brazzell caught six passes for 177 yards and three touchdowns. The Vols’ Veer n’ Shoot offense creates blown coverages via play-action, but UAB is happy to provide that on any play. They gave up a 75-yard touchdown pass on their first defensive snap last week to the Zips. The final piece here is Heupel’s track record in blowouts. In four and a half seasons as UT’s head coach, he’s run it up to 60+ six times. In the non-BCS era, where coaches no longer need to impress the computers with gaudy margins of victory, keeping your foot on the accelerator in the way Heupel does is fairly rare. But I have faith that, given the opportunity, he’ll be out for blood after that gutwrenching loss to Georgia. Anything north of +200 is a play here.

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Point totals after previous Georgia losses - 56 on UTEP, 48 on Vandy, 66 on Mizzou, 60 on South Alabama