Tennessee’s defense, not Missouri’s, makes the first big play of the game. https://t.co/5jlpzGZVcc
— Rocky Top Insider (@rockytopinsider) November 22, 2015
This was the play that got it all started for the Vols. Cam Sutton hadn’t picked off a pass all season, but he picked a good time to make his first of the year. The play happened because of the pressure that got to Missouri quarterback Drew Lock, and Sutton just muscled through the receiver to make the pick. The interception set the tone for the game, and Tennessee was able to score a field goal off the turnover.
