Hendon Hooker and the Tennessee offense showed signs of maturity. Josh Heupel is building the Volunteers program back to a point of respectability. UT had chances to make this game even closer than it was in the third quarter. Tennessee does not have the depth to stay in games for four quarters with top-tier SEC programs. Florida is running the ball at an unbelievable clip. What the Gators are doing offensively is right in Dan Mullen's wheelhouse. However, is Emory Jones being the leading rusher sustainable for this Florida team? Will that work about teams like Kentucky and Georgia who are extremely sound defensively? Also, how does Anthony Richardson factor in going forward with Emory Jones having played his best games without having to deal with the dynamic of subbing in and out with Richardson? Full Episodes, Subscribe on: Apple Podcasts - https://bit.ly/S2N_ Spotify - https://bit.ly/S2N- YouTube - https://bit.ly/S2N-365 SECond To None is a Bleav Podcast Network show that talks all things SEC. The Southeastern Conference is the preeminent power in college football, hands down. Former Georgia and NFL wide receiver Tavarres King Co-Hosts alongside Rivals recruiting analyst and UGASports writer Blayne Gilmer to breakdown all the SEC action each week. Spreads, news, insights, predictions, and more from the best conference in college football are all here on the SECond To None podcast each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning via the Bleav Podcast Network. Follow on Twitter using @SEC2_None -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "Top 5 Realignment Thoughts of the Day | Conference Realignment | TV Deals | ACC" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3ilGP3jRTg -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-