College
The latest College coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Ty Simpson gives NFL scouts another glimpse at Alabama’s pro day
Ty Simpson felt like he made a strong final impression at the University of Alabama's pro day in front of NFL scouts.

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UTC edge rusher Jestin Gilmore ready to lead as fifth-year senior
UTC edge rusher Jestin Gilmore has embraced the adversity that comes with being a college athlete.

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UTC women’s top two players plan to enter transfer portal
UTC point guard Caia Elisaldez and forward Gianna Corbitt are expected to enter the NCAA transfer portal.

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Okpara peaking as he concludes two-year run with the Vols
The most common threads for Tennessee's Elite Eight teams the past two seasons were guards Jahmai Mashack and Zakai Zeigler, who were starters on both of them.

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Inge, Vols look to benefit from trio of senior linebackers
Tennessee third-year linebackers coach William Inge has the luxury of working with three seniors.

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Auburn earns trip to Indianapolis for next week’s NIT semifinals
Auburn freshman forward Filip Jovic scored 18 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead the Tigers to a home win over Nevada in an NIT quarterfinal Wednesday night.

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One thing to know about each team in the NCAA men’s Sweet 16
Florida's bid to repeat came to a crashing halt, but the three other regional No. 1 seeds in this year's NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament are still around.

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Tennessee’s Freed-Hardeman wins NAIA men’s basketball championship
Freed-Hardeman University beat Langston University on Tuesday night for its second NAIA men's basketball championship in three seasons.

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Keys eager to contribute in promising receiver room for Vols
It was natural for Tennessee early enrollee Tristen "TK" Keys to gravitate during his first few weeks in Knoxville to fellow receivers Mike Matthews and Braylon Staley.

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Going big: High-major programs using size to their advantage to maul mid-majors in March Madness
UConn has shooters and slashers, its offense an array of moving parts all in synch.
