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Tennessee football vs Arkansas picks: Vols run away from SEC's worst team

See the Tennessee Vols football expert predictions vs. Arkansas in the Week 6 college football game.

Tennessee Vols football heads to Arkansas on October 10, facing off against a team that is having a tough season. The Vols have lost four consecutive games at Arkansas since 2001. The Vols, currently sitting at 4-1 overall and 1-1 in the SEC, have quarterback uncertainty but were able to outscore Auburn in the second half earlier this week thanks to DeSean Bishop's three touchdown performances.

Arkansas, with a 2-3 record and 0-2 in SEC play, has been getting beaten by an average of 29 points against conference competition. Knox News staff members have shared their predictions for the game. Adam Sparks predicts a 28-17 Vols victory, while Emmett Siegel foresees a 31-14 win for Tennessee. Cora Hall sees a 20-13 Tennessee triumph, and Stephen Thompson expects a 25-6 victory.

Vols defense and running game are expected to be key factors in the game. George MacIntyre, the starting quarterback, is not expected to be pressured too much, but a strong performance could be noteworthy as Alabama prepares to visit. The Vols are aiming to end their four-game losing streak at Arkansas, marking their first win in Fayetteville since 2001.

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