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The No. 17 Volunteers return to Neyland Stadium seeking a response against an Auburn team led by former Tennessee coordinator Alex Golesh.
No. 17 Tennessee will host Auburn at 3:30 p.m. Saturday on ESPN, one week after a narrow loss to top-ranked Texas.
Auburn coach Alex Golesh returns to Knoxville after serving as Tennessee's offensive coordinator from 2021 through 2022. Josh Heupel said the familiarity runs both ways as the Volunteers prepare for a Tigers defense that has produced 29 tackles for loss and five interceptions this season.
Source: Tennessee Athletics
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