Johnson's TD run rallies Kentucky past Tennessee 29-26

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Kentucky quarterback Stephen Johnson shrugged off the injured left shoulder that briefly sidelined him by returning to the game for even more punishment. The senior showed his toughness on the game-winning touchdown run in which he dove for the end zone and landed backward on the non-throwing shoulder. Johnson happily bounced back up as if nothing happened, symbolizing the Wildcats' resilience against Tennessee. Johnson ran for an 11-yard touchdown with 33 seconds remaining and hit Benny Snell with the 2-point conversion pass, Snell rushed for three first-half TDs and Kentucky rallied past Tennessee 29-26 Saturday night for its first win over the Volunteers since 2011. "I mean yeah, I just tried to get in there and did," Johnson said of his TD. Cheered as he ran out of the tunnel following his examination, he added that there was no doubt he'd return to the game.