Live Updates: No. 14 Tennessee 51, No. 24 NC State 10 (Final)

CHARLOTTE — After opening the season with a 69-3 win over Chattanooga, Tennessee Football goes on the road for a neutral-site game against North Carolina State on Saturday night in the Duke’s Mayo Classic at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte.

The Vols (1-0) and Wolfpack (1-0) are scheduled for a 7:30 p.m. Eastern Time start. Rece Davis and Kirk Herbstreit will be on the call for ABC, with Holly Rowe as the sideline reporter. The game can also be streamed on the ESPN app.

Follow along for all the live updates before, during and after the game on The General’s Quarters

The Tennessee radio broadcast with Bob Kesling, Pat Ryan, Brent Hubbs and Jayson Swain can be heard on The Vol Network and can be streamed on UTSports.com or the Tennessee Athletics app. The game can be found on Satellite Radio on SiriusXM Channel 374 and on the SiriusXM app on Channel 374.

First Quarter

Tennessee 7, NC State 0 (0:09): After three punts to start the game — two from NC State and one from Tennessee — the Vols got on the board first with a 9-yard touchdown run from Dylan Sampson. The drive stayed alive on third-and-14 after Sampson went 17 yards to the 12-yard line on a pass from Nico Iamaleava. The drive covered 62 yards in nine plays, taking 4:10 off the clock.

Second Quarter

Tennessee 7, NC State 3 (9:04): The first interception of Nico Iamaleava’s Tennessee career was converted into a field goal by NC State. The Wolfpack connected on a 24-yard field goal from Kanoah Viesett. The scoring drive went 40 yards in six plays in 2:30.

Tennessee 10, NC State 3 (6:36): It didn’t take long for Tennessee to answer with a field goal of it own. Max Gilbert kicked a 32-yard field goal to cap a seven-play, 61-yard scoring drive. The bulk of the drive was covered on a 45-yard pass from Iamaleava to Squirrel White down the NC State sideline.

Tennessee 17, NC State 3 (3:29): NC State QB Grayson McCall missed high on a pass to the right side to tight end Justin Joly and Tennessee defensive back Will Brooks was the beneficiary, picking of the pas and taking it back 85 yards for the touchdown.

Tennessee 20, NC State 3 (0:00): Tennessee ended the first half with a 45-yard field goal from Max Gilbert, his second of the game. The drive took the final 1:44 off the clock and went 18 yards over six plays.

Third Quarter

Tennessee 27, NC State 3 (10:27): Tennessee got the ball first to start the second half and wasted no time going down the field for another touchdown. This time it was tight end Miles Kitselman catching a 15-yard touchdown pass from Nico Iamaleava to cap a 10-play, 75-yard touchdown drive that took 4:33 off the clock.

Tennessee 30, NC State 3 (6:31): Tennessee turned NC State over again, this time on a strip sack by Dominic Bailey, and the Vols turned the turnover into three points on a 36-yard Max Gilbert field goal.

Tennessee 37, NC State 3 (4:02): Tennessee stuffed NC State on fourth-and-1, took over at the Wolfpack 34-yard line and needed just three plays to get back in the end zone. Nico Iamaleava scored it, running 34 yards on a designed QB draw up the middle.

Tennessee 37, NC State 10 (2:20): Nico Iamaleava’s second interception of the game was swatted at the line scrimmage, deflecting high into the air and ultimately intercepted by NC State’s Aydan White, who took the pick back 87 yards for a touchdown.

Fourth Quarter

Tennessee 44, NC State 10 (14:07): Touchdown, Tennessee. Again. Dylan Sampson ran for his second touchdown of the night on a 34-yard run early in the fourth quarter to get the lead back to 37. The run gave Sampson 169 total yards and two touchdowns.

Tennessee 51, NC State 10 (8:22): Touchdown, Tennessee. Another tight end, too. This time it was Holden Staes who caught an 18-yard touchdown pass from Nico Iamaleava, who earlier in the game threw a touchdown pass to Miles Kitselman. The Staes touchdown gave Iamaleava 276 total yards and three total touchdowns.