Tennessee Volunteers' Defense Locks Down New Mexico State Aggies at Neyland Stadium

The Tennessee Volunteers improved their record to 7-3 with a commanding 42-9 victory over the New Mexico State Aggies, who fell to 3-7. The game took place at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, where the Vols showcased their defensive prowess and offensive efficiency.

First Quarter

The Volunteers set the tone early in the first quarter, jumping out to a 14-point lead. Joey Aguilar led the charge with precise passing, completing 17 of his 23 attempts for a total of 204 yards and one touchdown. His longest pass was an impressive 45-yard completion that energized both his teammates and fans alike.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, Tennessee's defense continued to stifle any momentum from New Mexico State. Ty Redmond made a crucial interception that halted an Aggies drive deep into Vols territory. Meanwhile, DeSean Bishop contributed significantly on offense with consistent rushing efforts totaling 80 yards and one touchdown.

Third Quarter

The third quarter saw Tennessee extend their lead further by scoring three touchdowns while keeping New Mexico State scoreless. Star Thomas added another dimension to the rushing attack with a notable run of 21 yards for a touchdown, showcasing his agility and speed.

Fourth Quarter

Despite being held scoreless in the fourth quarter, Tennessee's defense remained relentless against any comeback attempts by New Mexico State. William Wright's interception return for a touchdown was pivotal in sealing off any hopes for an Aggies rally.

Tennessee Volunteers coach post-game reaction highlighted satisfaction with both offensive execution and defensive discipline throughout all four quarters: "Our players executed well on both sides of ball today," he stated confidently after securing this decisive win over NMSU Aggies at home turf."

As fans reflect upon this dominant performance from Rocky Top squad during post-game thoughts Tennessee Volunteers will now prepare themselves ahead next matchup against Florida Gators scheduled November twenty-second one PM EDT Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Gainesville broadcast live ESPN Networks."

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