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The Bulldogs’ leading rusher is back in good standing and will take part in spring practice.

The league could have six men's teams in the NCAA tournament two years after sending only three.

Although still unappreciated in the polls, the Crimson Tide are 10-2 in league play.

The quarterback's injury from a pickup soccer game was first reported as a two-place fracture.

Big prospect again

Future is bright now for Jurick

What happens when "can't miss" misses?

Scotty Hopson scores 23 points to lead the Vols past South Carolina on Wednesday to snap a three-game losing streak.

The wide-open divisional races expected this winter in Southeastern Conference men's basketball have been nothing of the sort.

NASHVILLE—His assistants kept telling Vanderbilt basketball coach Kevin Stallings that sophomore guard John Jenkins needed a breather against Kentucky on Saturday afternoon.

Even a 22-point victory and an 11th straight win in the Southeastern Conference isn't enough to make Tennessee women's basketball coach Pat Summitt ignore a sloppy performance by some of her players.

The Bulldogs' leading rusher the last two years has been suspended from team activities.

ATHENS, Ga. — Aaron Murray's rousing redshirt freshman season as Georgia's starting quarterback never deterred Christian LeMay from signing and enrolling early with the Bulldogs.

ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia recruiting coordinator Rodney Garner revealed Wednesday that it was head coach Mark Richt's idea to formulate the "Dream Team" concept as a way to keep the Peach State's top prospects home.

Here's a rundown of how SEC teams did on Wednesday in college football recruiting:

The Ridgeland star picks South Carolina over Miami and feels blessed by friendships he made.

ATHENS, Ga. — Ridgeland High School cornerback Devin Bowman had mixed reactions last month when Georgia cornerback Brandon Boykin decided to return for his senior season.

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