By Ross Dellenger,Richard Johnson A rout of Kentucky has the Vols flying high heading into next week’s showdown with Georgia. If you ask around town in Knoxville, you’ll hear the familiar collective anxiety of a fanbase that isn’t quite used to this success. It is easy to understand how the years of ineptitude have weighed on them. It is a program that has been kicked incessantly while it’s been down in the doldrums. But as Garth Brooks blared over the loudspeakers Saturday night while 100,000 people swung and swayed blaring out the lyrics to “Friends in Low Places,” their Tennessee team was c…