The 2022 college football season kicked off on August 27 with Week 0.
Week 1 will take place from the 1st to the 5th of September.
Tennessee defeated Ball State, 59-10, in Week 1 at Neyland Stadium. 14 Vols set or tied their career highs in Week 1 against Ball State.
Tennessee’s 2022 regular season schedule includes home games against Ball State, Akron, Florida, Alabama, UT Martin, Kentucky and Missouri.
The Vols’ 2022 schedule features road competition in Pittsburgh at the second annual Johnny Majors Classic, LSU, Georgia, South Carolina and Vanderbilt.
Tennessee Vols 2022 Football Schedule – Vols Wire Downloadable Schedule Wallpaper
Vols Wire breaks down total quarterback ratings through games on September 3 during Week 1. Two games remain in Week 1: Florida State vs. LSU and Clemson at Georgia Tech.
Below are ESPN’s total quarterback ratings through the Sept. 3 contests. Ratings 1-35 are below and the full ratings can be viewed here.
1 James Blackman (Arkansas State): 97.8
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2 Stetson Bennett (Georgia): 97.3
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3 Jalon Daniels (Kansas): 96.9
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4Bryce Young (Alabama): 96.0
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5 Tanner Mordecai (SMU): 95.8
Katie Stratman-USA TODAY Sports
6 Caleb Williams (USC): 95.2
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7Anthony Richardson (Florida): 94.8
Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports
8 Drake Maye (North Carolina): 93.7
Rob Kinnan-USA TODAY Sports
9 Haaziq Daniels (Air Force): 93.6
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10 Grayson McCall (Coastal Carolina): 91.5
Reinhold Matay-USA TODAY Sports
11 John Rhys Plumlee (UCF): 91.4
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12Doug Brumfield (UNLV): 90.8
Cary Edmondson-USA TODAY Sports
13 Daniel Richardson (Central Michigan): 90.5
Brett Rojo-USA TODAY Sports
14 Cameron Rising (Utah): 90.0
Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports
15 Blake Shapen (Baylor): 90.0
Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports
16 Laura Jayden (Arizona): 89.7
Orlando Ramírez-USA TODAY Sports
17 CJ Stroud (Ohio State): 89.5
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18 Tanner McKee (Stanford): 89.4
Stan Szeto-USA TODAY Sports
19 Spencer Sanders (Oklahoma State): 88.1
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20 Kaidon Salter (Liberty): 87.6
Chuck Cook-USA TODAY Sports
21 Ryan Hilinski (northwest): 85.7
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22Todd Centeio (James Madison): 84.7
(Daniel Lin/Daily News-Record via AP)
23 Jordan Travis (Florida State): 84.2
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24 Michael Penix Jr. (Washington): 83.9
Joe Nicholson-USA TODAY Sports
25 Hunter Dekkers (Iowa State): 83.2
Margaret Kispert/The Register/USA TODAY NETWORK
26 Jaren Hall (BYU): 82.5
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27 Will Rogers (Mississippi State): 82.4
Matt Bush-USA TODAY Sports
28 Clayton Tune (Houston): 82.3
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29 KJ Jefferson (Arkansas): 81.7
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30 Riley Leonard (Duke): 81.6
William Howard-USA TODAY Sports
31 Hendon Hooker (Tennessee): 79.9
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32 Jaxson Dart (Ole Miss): 79.7
Petre Thomas-USA TODAY Sports
33 Chance Nolan (Oregon State): 79.4
Soobum Im-USA TODAY Sports
34Kurtis Rourke (Ohio): 78.1
David Banks-USA TODAY Sports
35Michael Pratt (Tulane): 77.4
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