SEC
The latest SEC coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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John Calipari going for seventh SEC tourney title but first with Arkansas
Arkansas passed two tough tests against opponents it beat during the regular season to reach the SEC title game, but the work's not over for the Razorbacks.
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Alabama receiver’s offseason reset includes changes to name, number
Alabama football fans looking for Ryan Williams in the No. 2 jersey will need to adjust this season. The Crimson Tide receiver is now Ryan Coleman-Williams, and he's No. 1.
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Ford drives in three as Vols win Elander’s SEC debut vs. Georgia
The Tennessee Volunteers won in Josh Elander's debut against a Southeastern Conference opponent.
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Ament struggles as Commodores bounce Vols from SEC tournament
This time Vanderbilt beat Tennessee when the Volunteers had Nate Ament. Albeit an Ament who had his toughest outing of the season.
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No. 15 seed Ole Miss two wins away from SEC crown in Nashville
Ole Miss pulled off its third upset in three days at the SEC men's basketball tournament, with Friday's shocker against 15th-ranked, second-seeded Alabama.
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Ament scores 27 in return as Vols advance to SEC quarters
Nate Ament returned to action, and the Tennessee Volunteers returned to their familiar spot in the SEC basketball tournament.
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Ole Miss takes down Georgia to extend stay at SEC tournament
The Ole Miss Rebels are making a run at the SEC men's basketball tournament after a 1-12 finish to their regular-season schedule.
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Ament’s status upgraded for Vols in SEC tourney opener
Tennessee freshman forward Nate Ament was listed Wednesday night as questionable for Thursday afternoon's SEC tournament game against Auburn.
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Ole Miss pulls upset on first day of SEC tournament in Nashville
The Texas men's basketball team came to Music City needing at least a victory to bolster its credentials for the NCAA tournament.
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Vanderbilt star Mikayla Blakes hopes Commodores are just getting started
Vanderbilt guard Mikayla Blakes likes being the first sophomore since A'ja Wilson in 2016 to be honored as SEC women's basketball player of the year.
