The Tennessee Vols bounced back from last weekend’s tough loss to the Alabama Crimson Tide with a dominant win over the Kentucky Wildcats in Lexington. Tennessee cruised to a 56-34 win against Kentucky -- the most points the Vols have scored in an SEC game this season.

Tennessee football had three 100-yard receivers in its 56-34 win against Kentucky as the Vols passed all over the Wildcats.

Joey Aguilar threw for 396 yards and three touchdowns, DeSean Bishop ran for a pair of touchdowns, and No. 17 Tennessee took advantage of two first quarter turnovers to beat Kentucky 56-34.

The Tennessee Volunteers were back on the road this week following last week's road loss in Tuscaloosa. The Vols would be in Lexington, Kentucky this go around

The Tennessee Volunteers picked up a much-needed bounce-back win over the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday night in Lexington, handily defeating their border rivals 56-34. The win moved Josh Heupel to 3-0 against Kentucky on the road in his five seasons.

3. Cutter Boley remains a bright spot. In No. 17 Tennessee, Kentucky redshirt freshman quarterback Cutter Boley faced his third straight ranked opponent after going against then-No. 12 Georgia and then-No. 21 Texas in the previous two games.

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While Kentucky showed flashes of life afterward, the early miscues dug too deep of a hole. The fumble and Boley’s early interception gave Tennessee all the momentum it needed. The Wildcats simply couldn’t overcome their self-inflicted mistakes, and despite a few explosive plays later in the game, the early errors defined the outcome.