By The Numbers Interceptions Accent Five Players
A terse list highlighting interceptions by Keiwan Ratliff of Florida Muhammad Abdullah of Kentucky Sean Jones of Georgia Corey Webster of LSU Charles Jones of Alabama and Von Hutchins of Mississippi.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2003
Page
14
A terse list highlighting interceptions by Keiwan Ratliff of Florida Muhammad Abdullah of Kentucky Sean Jones of Georgia Corey Webster of LSU Charles Jones of Alabama and Von Hutchins of Mississippi.
Trailing 24-21 heading into the fourth quarter the Tennessee Volunteers rallied to beat Alabama 35-24. The Vols outgained the Tide 156 to minus 3 yards and scored 14 points in the final period with two 1 yard TD runs by Travis Stephens and Casey Clausen. The win marked Tennessee as the first team to defeat Alabama seven straight times.
Tennessee seeks a crucial win to stay in bowl and playoff contention as Alabama, led by coach Mike Shula, eyes pride with a 3-5 mark. The Tide hopes to disrupt Vols and force turnovers while Tennessee contends with injuries and a porous defense.
Arkansas hosts Ole Miss in a 4-2 Razorbacks vs 5-2 Rebels SEC tilt with ESPN2 coverage at 7 15 EDT. Nutt seeks sharper discipline after penalties. Cutcliffe's Rebels aim to control the line of scrimmage and run game to repeat recent Alabama win.
Alabama quarterback Brodie Croyle and Arkansas face tough SEC battles as Auburns Darnell Williams sets school rushing records. Keiwan Ratliffs three interceptions bolster Florida, D.J. Shockleys knee injury ends his season for Georgia, and Tennessee players push long-streak milestones while Vanderbilt endures a six game skid.
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