The Tennessee Volunteers absolutely obliterated Kent State Saturday night inside Neyland Stadium. A 71-point dismantling of the overpowered Kent State football program revealed quite a few takeaways from the contest.

Tennessee football took a 65-0 lead at halftime against Kent State at Neyland Stadium. The Vols paid Kent State $1.35 million for the game.

Tennessee football broke the program record for points in a game in the modern era against Kent State. The prior record was 70.

Here's how much Tennessee paid Kent State to play in Saturday night's dominant 71-0 victory. Tennessee made a historic return to Neyland in Week three, racking

Kent State quarterback JD Sherrod is tackled by Tennessee linebacker Arion Carter, left, defensive back Edrees Farooq, center, and defensive lineman Jaxson Moi during the first half Saturday's game in

Tennessee destroyed school scoring records in a jaw-dropping win over Kent State. The Vols rewrote the record book. Here are our quick takeaways.

Tennessee football offered Kent State either a running clock or shortened second-half quarters Saturday amid a blowout at Neyland Stadium. Kent State dismissed the idea and opted to play out the game as planned.

So far this season, Oklahoma's offense has left a lot to be desired. They are averaging 33.7 points per game, which is No. 50 in all of college football. Led by freshman quarterback Jackson Arnold, the Sooners have struggled to get into a rhythm so far this year.