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AP Top 25: Georgia is new No. 1 after victory at Alabama
The Georgia Bulldogs are the new No. 1 team in The Associated Press College Football Poll.
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Bishop erupts late as ‘resilient’ Vols avoid upset at Arkansas
Nothing ever comes easy for the Tennessee Volunteers inside Reynolds Razorback Stadium. At least this trip came with a victory.
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Hargis: MacIntyre overcomes miscues, gets better in first start for Vols
Having to make your first career start on the road against an SEC opponent is not typically an ideal path to success.
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Vols notebook: Jackson’s huge tackle; Inge’s ‘true miracle’
Tennessee sophomore receiver Radarious Jackson didn't have a single catch during Saturday's win at Arkansas. He did have the game's most memorable tackle.
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Bulldogs beat Crimson Tide in Tuscaloosa for first time since 2007
If Georgia lands the No. 1 ranking when the new AP Top 25 college football poll is released Sunday, it should probably come with an asterisk.
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Oklahoma takes down top-ranked Texas with field goal at final horn
The Oklahoma Sooners and fifth-year head coach Brent Venables really needed this win. Getting it against top-ranked Texas just made it that much better.
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Razorbacks seeking improved run defense with Vols visiting
Arkansas achieved the last big win of the Sam Pittman era with its 19-14 upset of Tennessee two years ago.
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Georgia-Alabama game on schedule despite Isaias, but Trump will skip it
The SEC showdown between No. 2 Georgia and No. 6 Alabama remained on schedule for Saturday night in Tuscaloosa despite the arrival of Hurricane Isaias on the Gulf Coast.
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Oklahoma struggling, but No. 1 Texas on guard entering rivalry showdown
Top-ranked Texas and coach Steve Sarkisian certainly know about going into their Red River Rivalry game already sporting two losses, as well as what can happen next.
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Ole Miss visits Vanderbilt with both hoping to get key players back
Ole Miss is eager for running back Kewan Lacy's return to action, just as Vanderbilt is ready for starting quarterback Jared Curtis to take the field again.
