A potential SEC and College Football Playoff elimination game takes center stage Saturday night in Knoxville when No. 14 Tennessee hosts No. 18 Oklahoma under the lights at Neyland Stadium. It's the Vols' first and only home night game of the season as they return from a bounce-back win at Kentucky looking to keep their postseason hopes alive.

Oklahoma may not have many high-profile NBA prospects on the roster, but two Sooners could rise up draft boards with big years in the SEC.

No. 14 Tennessee and No. 18 Oklahoma meet in a SEC football game on Saturday, Nov. 1 in a battle of top-20 programs.

Luckily, the defensive line is the strength of Oklahoma’s defense. Defensive tackles Jayden Jackson, Damonic Williams, Gracen Halton, David Stone and Markus Strong have been excellent this year. The defensive end group of R Mason Thomas, Marvin Jones Jr., Taylor Wein, Adepoju Adebawore and Danny Okoye has seen growth as the season has gone along.

The Oklahoma Sooners defense had their worst day of the year against Ole Miss and now face a huge challenge with the Tennessee Volunteers.

There’s something deliciously ominous in the air at Neyland Stadium this Saturday night — not just the crisp fall chill or the promise of a packed crowd, but the sense that the Oklahoma Sooners might have just wandered into a trap set by the Tennessee Volunteers.

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The Sooners flip the script in the third quarter to take a 26-25 lead entering the final quarter. Oklahoma outscored Ole Miss 16-3 in the quarter, aided by a turnover on downs that led to a field goal and a 66-yard touchdown run by Xavier Robinsin.

The Oklahoma Sooners are preparing for a challenging game against the Tennessee Volunteers, with quarterback John Mateer facing scrutiny after recent performances.

John Hoover, Ryan Chapman, Carson Field and Ryan Aber previewed No. 18 OU's trip to take on No. 14 Tennessee on the latest Sooners on SI Podcast.

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