KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — All those positive vibes Tennessee built in a 5-1 start in which it became a national darling with all its second-half heroics disappeared in a crimson cloud Saturday afternoon in Neyland Stadium.

Top-ranked Alabama annihilated the Volunteers 49-10 in front of a disappointed crowd, and it really should have been worse than that. Coach Nick Saban's team dominated every aspect of the game, out-gaining UT 594-163 and pouring it on a Vols team depleted with injuries.

It was Tennessee's worst loss in the series since a 51-0 final in 1906.

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