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Week Ten Team Superlatives
Article by Larry Phipps
Nov 8, 2004
offense racked up 589 yards and 62 points against Kentucky. Those numbers are impressive because Kenucky had been doing a decent job defensively this season. The 589 yards and 62 points were the best in both category for SEC offenses in week 10. Despite losing, Tennessee's defense was the stingiest at allowing yardage, as Notre Dame was only able to gain 216 yards. Alabama's defense allowed the fewest points (14) in its win over MSU. prev \| next

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