The last time Alabama and Tennessee met at Bryant-Denny Stadium, the 6-3 Alabama victory was one of the most fabled defensive struggles in the history of the series.

Plenty has changed since 2005.

When the rivalry renews at Bryant-Denny

Meet the Vols
Category	Avg.	SEC rank
Rush offense	155.0	9th
Pass offense	270.5	1st
Total offense	425.5	5th
Scoring offense	34.3	5th
Rush defense	159.5	9th
Pass defense	230.0	10th
Total defense	389.5	11th
Scoring defense	30.8	12th

again on Saturday (Lincoln Financial Sports, 11:30 a.m. CST), the scoreboard may burn a bulb or two just trying to keep up. The Volunteers enter with the Southeastern Conference's No.1 passing attack at 270.5 yards per game, led by quarterback Erik Ainge. Maligned for his decision making early in his career, Ainge this year carries a 12-3 TD-INT ratio.


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