Tennessee vs. LSU Betting Odds: Vols' Josh Heupel Has Mixed History as Road Favorite

Tennessee is 2-0 in the SEC and 2nd in conference play after beating Florida 38-33 last weekend. They are road favorites against LSU.

Josh Heupel has mixed results as a road favorite as head coach. He went 3-1 in such games during his first season as the UCF head Coach in 2018. His team went 2-5 as road favorites the next year. Tennessee won the game as an underdog last season.

Tennessee has the No. 1 total offense in the country, the second-ranked passing game and the 2nd-highest scoring average (48.5 points). The defense has struggled against Florida's offense, giving up nearly 600 total yards. LSU's defense is ranked No 19 in total defense and has allowed 14.8 points per game this season.

Tennessee and LSU are playing a game that may be the best of the weekend. LSU's offense struggled against Auburn, but they shouldn't have as much trouble against Tennessee's pass defense.