No. 6 Tennessee spoiled No. 15 Oklahoma's SEC debut with a 25-15 road win that featured far less of the Volunteers' vaunted offense. The nation's No. 1 scoring unit entering Week 4 only scored six points on a pair of field goals in the second half.

Oklahoma has some serious questions to figure out on offense. The No. 15 Sooners were embarrassed 25-15 at home by No. 6 Tennessee in OU’s first SEC game. The Volunteers controlled the game from the start as Oklahoma’s offense was so bad that Jackson Arnold got benched for true freshman Michael Hawkins.