The Tennessee Volunteers, sans Jamal Lewis, invade Sanford Stadium on

Saturday to battle Georgia in this week’s marquee college football

matchup.

Here’s a look at that game, as well as a few other important contests:

No. 4 Tennessee (4-0) at No. 7 Georgia (4-0), 3:30 p.m. ET,

CBS

The Vols are preparing to air it out against Joe Kines’ defense.

Quarterback Tee Martin and wide receivers Jeremaine Copeland and Peerless

Price are licking their chops at the opportunity to show that Tennessee

does indeed have a passing game.

Georgia, meanwhile, is led by 21-year-old freshman quarterback Quincy

Carter and all-purpose threat Champ Bailey.

Bailey, a cornerback/wide receiver has become a Heisman Trophy

darkhorse.

The Bulldogs are fresh off a big win at LSU, but the Vols, with the likely

return of Al Wilson at linebacker, will make it eight in a row against the

Dawgs.

Prediction: Tennessee 24, Georgia 21

No. 11 LSU (3-1) at No. 6 Florida (4-1), 7 p.m. ET, ESPN

Florida coach Steve Spurrier is an angry man.

He wasn’t happy with his team’s lackadaisical performance last week against

an Alabama team that was throttled the previous week by Arkansas.

However, now that Spurrier has settled on Jesse Palmer as the starting

quarterback, look for the Gators to be a bit more efficient on offense.

There’s no problem on defense for Florida, but there is a problem for the

Tigers, who are trying to salvage their season after a home loss to

Georgia.

No SEC team has won at the Swamp since Auburn did it in 1993.

Prediction: Florida 31, LSU 20

No. 5 Kansas State (4-0) at No. 14 Colorado (5-0), 7 p.m. ET, fx

The overrated Buffaloes, who barely escaped with a win over lowly

Oklahoma, are in for it against a superior Wildcat squad.

The combination of quarterback Michael Bishop and running back Eric Hickson

is enough to scare Colorado coach Rick Neuheisel’s already sparse hairline

into further retreat.

Prediction: Kansas State 38 Colorado 17

No. 3 UCLA (3-0) at No. 10 Arizona (5-0), 10:15 p.m. ET, Fox Sports

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Wildcat quarterback Ortege Jenkins made one of the plays of the decade

in last week’s thrilling win over Washington, doing a complete flip over

three Husky defenders before landing in the end zone for the game-winning

touchdown.

Arizona will need more high-wire acts to stop a Bruin team that is flying

high as well.

Quarterback Cade McNown showed in last week’s demolition of Washington

State that Jenkins isn’t the only Pac-10 QB with the ability to hurdle

defenders en route to the end zone.

Prediction: UCLA 42, Arizona 31

No. 2 Nebraska (5-0) at No. 18 Texas A&M (4-1), 3:30 p.m. ET, ABC

The Aggies have benched fifth-year senior quarterback and former Vol

Brandon Stewart.

It doesn’t matter.

Prediction: Nebraska 42, Texas A&M 14