Styles can make fights. In college football, that ends up being true more than not as there are so many different types of offensive and defensive schemes being used throughout the national landscape. Down at Neyland Stadium this weekend, that will 100 percent be true.
Kentucky huddles every play and Tennessee never huddles. Kentucky often uses condensed formations and Tennessee will stretch out its formations as far as possible. Kentucky gets under center and Tennessee hardly ever gets under center. Kentucky goes slow and Tennessee goes fast.
Two different playing styles will be on display on Saturday night in a top-20 matchup in the SEC East.