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Several Tennessee spreads released ahead of 2026 college football season

College football is oh-so-close. We can taste it. Tennessee is in for a very interesting season with a huge unknown at the quarterback position. The Volunteers are being viewed as a sleeper with big upside, and also huge downside. Faizon Brandon continues to track as the starter as a true freshman, and his performance will […]

Several Tennessee spreads released ahead of 2026 college football season

Tennessee's 2026 college football season is set to be a significant one, with the Volunteers facing a crucial decision at the quarterback position. The team is being viewed as both a sleeper with high potential and a significant risk. Oddsmakers have released several game lines for Tennessee, providing insight into the team's challenges and opportunities.

Patrick Everson, reporting via X, shared that certain preseason game lines for Tennessee have seen some notable movements. One such example is Utah, which went from +2.5 to -1 in favor of BYU. This shift in odds has attracted a few large bets, totaling $2,200 at the counter and $1,000 through the app.

Four Tennessee games have been released, all of which are considered to be among the team's toughest matchups of the season. The first game is against Texas, where the Longhorns are favored by -6.5. This line has received significant attention, as it places Texas as the clear favorite over Tennessee. Interestingly, oddsmakers have also treated Alabama as the equivalent of LSU, with Tennessee listed as +7.5 in both cases.

Another intriguing matchup is the game against Texas A&M, where Tennessee is listed as a significant underdog at +7.5. This spread is a result of Tennessee's potential road game against LSU, which is expected to be a challenging late-season test for the Volunteers. The outcome of these two games could have a substantial impact on Tennessee's postseason hopes, as the season is projected to start with around 7.5 wins according to most betting books.

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