Eager to snap a prolonged losing streak against their hated rival, the No. 15 Tennessee Volunteers host the No. 6 Georgia Bulldogs in Knoxville, Tenn., in each team's Southeastern Conference opener.

Tennessee (2-0) has breezed past Syracuse and East Tennessee State, but an entirely new energy will surround Neyland Stadium on Saturday. With ESPN's "College GameDay" coming to town for the 55th all-time meeting between the longtime SEC foes, the Volunteers are out to end an eight-year skid against Georgia.

"We know the test that we have in front of us facing a really good Georgia football team," Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel said. "It's a great weekend. It's an opportunity for ‘GameDay' to be here on the biggest stage in college football."

Following the offseason drama surrounding the e

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