No. 7 Tennessee set scoring records for points in a quarter (37), points in a half (65) and points in a game at Neyland Stadium in the 71-0 win over Kent State Saturday night at Neyland Stadium. Here’s how it happened, as it happened: First QuarterTennessee 7, Kent State 0 (11:33): Tennessee forced a Kent State three-and-out to start the game and quickly went to work offensively, driving straight down the field with a 22-yard touchdown run from Dylan Sampson to open the scoring. The drive covered 73 yards in seven plays and needed just 1:25 off the clock. Tennessee 9, Kent State 0 (10:35): Ken…