Tennessee football: Photo gallery from Vols 42-41 OT win vs Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

Tennessee football is 1-0 after a 42-41 double-overtime win over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Here are photos from the Volunteers’ victory.

Throughout this game, the likelihood of Tennessee football pulling off a win was significantly below 50 percent until the final play. Darrel Taylor had an amazing stop on Georgia Tech’s two-point conversion attempt in the second overtime to get the Vols to 1-0.

Thanks to that, two missed field goals and two turnovers, Tennessee football won its seventh straight neutral site game. The Vols survived Paul Johnson’s triple-option.

And they also broke their Atlanta curse for good with their second straight win in that city.

Here is a look at some of the photos from Tennessee football’s huge win over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

Tennessee football defenders would dunk balls in this trash can after securing a turnover.

John Kelly ran for 128 yards and nearly seven yards a carry in the game. 

Marquez Callaway runs for a late touchdown to cut Georgia Tech’s lead to 28-21. 

Marquez Callaway is pulled down by his face mask after an amazing catch. 

Paul Bain blocks Georgia Tech’s potential game-winning field goal at the end of regulation.

John Kelly reaches for a touchdown against Georgia Tech.

Quinten Dormady celebrates after winning his first start as Tennessee football’s quarterback.

Butch Jones shows emotion on the sideline. 

Players celebrate with John Kelly after his touchdown in the second overtime. 

Micah Abernathy celebrates after stopping Georgia Tech’s two-point attempt in overtime. 

Darrell Taylor lands one of his many game-impacting tackles. 

Rashaan Gaulden and Paul Bain after blocking Georgia Tech’s potential game-winning FG. 

Jashon Robertson and Kendal Vickers celebrate after their win over Georgia Tech. 

Marquez Callaway sparks Tennessee football offense late with amazing TD grab. 

TaQuon Marshall and Quart’e Sapp speak after Vols’ defeat Georgia Tech. 

There’s no denying that Tennessee football had no business winning this game. The Vols required just enough lucky breaks and some poor coaching from Paul Johnson for it to happen. However, they did some nice things on their own. And so we can’t take all credit from Butch Jones’s team. This just means they have a ton of stuff to work on before the next game.