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Texas rallies from 20 down in fourth quarter to beat No. 1 Ohio State
Fourth-ranked Texas stole a victory from No. 1 Ohio State on Saturday night, and now the Longhorns might take the Buckeyes' spot in the poll, too.

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Bama runs away from Kentucky in second half of SEC opener
Alabama's first half at Kentucky left a lot to be desired. The Crimson Tide's final two quarters Saturday gave their fans a lot to like.

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UGA’s Gunner Stockton has five TD passes in rout of Western Kentucky
Decked out in all-white uniforms for the first time, the Georgia Bulldogs shined in their final game before opening SEC competition next weekend at Kentucky.

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Vols, Yellow Jackets on upward trends entering prime-time clash
Two of the Deep South's top college football program builders will match wits Saturday when Josh Heupel's Tennessee Volunteers visit Brent Key's Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

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No. 2 Georgia hosts Western Kentucky in final tuneup for SEC play
Georgia football coach Kirby Smart realized an explanation might be needed when he said his goal for the second-ranked Bulldogs this week is to "continue to get better."

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Vols seeking a more disciplined start at Georgia Tech
Tennessee scored 42 points in the first 34 minutes of last Saturday's 56-9 season-opening rout of Furman. Yet it wasn't the most pleasing start for the Volunteers.

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Meeting of SEC leaders doesn’t include vote on LSU’s membership
SEC leaders met by video conference Thursday without holding a vote on LSU's membership.

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Pasquali’s Pix: Both UT programs in SEC to prevail Saturday night
A generation ago, it would have been the type of showdown that could leave the loser with a significant uphill climb in terms of playing for the national championship.

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Vols QB Brandon giving offense another weapon in running game
Tennessee freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon is averaging five touchdowns a game.

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Alabama expects tough road test in SEC opener against Kentucky
Alabama's football program handled life on the road far better in Kalen DeBoer's second season as head coach than his first.
