SEC
The latest SEC coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Vols seeking sixth straight series victory over Alabama
Tennessee's five-game winning streak over Alabama in men's basketball is quite impressive given the Crimson Tide's sustained success under coach Nate Oats.
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Elander’s Vols hammered by top-ranked Bruins
Tennessee briefly made it close Friday afternoon against top-ranked UCLA.
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Alabama Supreme Court denies Bediako’s request to play for Tide again
The Alabama Supreme Court has denied a request by former pro basketball player Charles Bediako to play for the University of Alabama again this season.
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Lady Vols fade in second half at LSU, take fifth straight loss
LSU kept moving up with its fourth straight win. Tennessee, with its fifth consecutive loss, is headed in the other direction.
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New Vols defensive coaches eager to see fearless Coleman flourish
College football coaches continually preach the "next man up" mentality throughout the course of a season.
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Vanderbilt women finish regular-season home schedule 16-0
Vanderbilt sophomore guard Mikayla Blakes scored 35 points as the fifth-ranked Commodores cruised past No. 24 Alabama on Thursday night in Nashville.
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Study by Big Ten and SEC warns against pooling TV rights
The idea of pooling media rights has been touted by some lawmakers and sports leaders as the best way to supercharge revenue and ensure college athletics remains solvent.
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Vols still fighting turnovers: ‘That’s been our problem all year’
The Tennessee Volunteers have won twice as many basketball games as they have lost this winter in Southeastern Conference play.
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Vols extend their 20-win success under Barnes, tie program record
Saturday afternoon's 69-65 victory over No. 19 Vanderbilt inside Memorial Gym yielded a couple of nice, round numbers for the Tennessee Volunteers.
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Kent State hands Vols first nonconference series loss in six seasons
Tennessee didn't lose a nonconference baseball series in any of Tony Vitello's final five regular seasons as coach of the Volunteers.
