Even though the Florida Gators went into Sunday's game as the higher ranked team, the Gators had still only won two times in the 39-game history between the two.
Make that three.
Sha Brooks led the Gators with 29 points and Florida rallied late to secure a 66-57 win over Tennessee. The win gives Florida a 4-1 record over ranked teams this season and also puts Florida (22-2, 8-1) back into a tie for first place in the SEC (although the Gators would lose a head-to-head tiebreak with Auburn because of a Jan. 11 loss to the Tigers). Florida's seven-game conference winning streak is the longest in history, and the Gators are off to their best 24-game start in program history.

The Gators will next face Vanderbilt on Thursday in Nashville.

By Chris Price, WCJB TV20 Sports