Tennessee led from the opening quarter, when Pollard punched in a 5-yard rush at 4:42 to make it 7-0. San Francisco answered early in the second on a 1-yard rush by Patrick Taylor, leveling at 7-7. From there, Slye took over: he split the uprights from 39 yards with 1:21 left in the half, then added a 55-yarder at the buzzer to send the Titans into the break up 13-7. Pineiro trimmed the deficit to three with a 52-yard field goal in the third, but Slye responded from 53 yards to push it back to 16-10. A 58-yard Slye field goal in the fourth sealed it, with a late Pineiro 41-yarder making the final 19-13.

With no standings or bracket implications — this is a preseason exhibition — the result carries no competitive weight. The most notable on-field story was Slye's consistency from distance: four field goals ranging from 39 to 58 yards without a miss. For San Francisco, Kurtis Rourke completed 12 of 14 passes for 101 yards, and De'Zhaun Stribling led receivers with 7 catches for 63 yards.