and Tennessee led 9–0 at halftime on a trio of field goals by kicker Aaron Medley. With starter Jeff Driskel struggling, Florida turned to freshman backup quarterback Treon Harris midway through the third quarter, and the Gator offense was able to ground out a fourth quarter touchdown after a Tennessee fumble deep in their own territory. The defenses held until late in the fourth quarter, when Florida managed to cross into UT territory and kicker Austin Hardin booted a 49-yard field goal – his first successful attempt of the season – to give the Gators their first lead at 10–9. Tennessee had one more chance to respond and crossed midfield before an interception by defensive back Keanu Neal with 51 seconds remaining preserved the Gators' slim road victory. 2015: Both teams were again unranked coming into the game, but both programs had hope for the future due to their head coaches – Jim McElwain at Florida and Butch Jones at Tennessee – and the contest in Gainesville was the most hyped-up game in the rivalry in several years. The Vols led 17–7 at halftime and 27–14 with 10 minutes left in the fourth quarter as Florida's offense struggled for much of the game. In the middle of the fourth quarter, freshman quarterback Will Grier led the Gators on a 17-play, 86-yard drive that included two fourth down conversions and ended with a touchdown. The Vols could not run out the clock, and Florida got the ball back with two minutes left down 27–21. On fourth down and 14 yards to go from their own 37-yard line, Grier completed a pass to Antonio Callaway near the first down marker. Callaway wheeled away from a defender and ran untouched down the sideline for a 63-yard touchdown that gave the Gators a 28–27 lead with 1:26 to play. Tennessee mounted a last-minute drive, and with three seconds left, kicker Aaron Medley lined up to attempt a 55-yard field goal. The kick was badly off target, but the play did not count, as Florida had called timeout right before the snap because they had 12 men on the field. Medley's second attempt sailed just wide, and Florida held on for their 11th straight win in the series. 2016: Both Tennessee (No. 14) and Florida (No. 19) were back in the top 20 for their 2016 meeting. However, Tennessee was the "overwhelming" favorite to win