The Vols are going to open it up. Butch Jones and the Volunteers may not have a choice this Saturday. Western Kentucky will be Jones first legitimate test as the Vols head coach, so you should expect to see much more of Tennessee's offensive identity against the Hilltoppers.

Against Austin Peay we saw the base offense out of which the Vols will be operating this season. We saw an up-tempo, no huddle offense that plays fast and likes to run the ball, which is something we already knew to expect from Tennessee.

WKU has a true offensive guru as head coach. Bobby Petrino's offense was meticulous and methodical in beating another Southeastern Conference opponent, Kentucky, 35-26 last Saturday.

Tennessee has three frosh in the two-deep secondary. They are not impressive in the defensive backfield. The losing team could score 30.