SEC
The latest SEC coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Lady Vols hot early in win at Auburn, start SEC schedule 2-0
Tennessee's hot shooting early helped the Lady Volunteers overcome a season-high 25 turnovers over the course of Sunday's game at Auburn.
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Bulldogs D-lineman Christen Miller declares for NFL draft
Georgia defensive tackle Christen Miller has declared for the NFL draft, choosing to forgo his final year of college eligibility.
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No. 12 Vanderbilt women 15-0 after takedown of fifth-ranked LSU
Vanderbilt women's basketball coach Shea Ralph, star guard Mikayla Blakes and the rest of the Commodores have taken another step in rebuilding their once-proud SEC program.
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Free-throw shooting, Arkansas freshmen doom Vols in SEC opener
Arkansas five-star freshman guards Darius Acuff Jr. and Meleek Thomas were sensational Saturday afternoon inside Bud Walton Arena.
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Saban’s influence shows in approach taken by Fiesta Bowl coaches
Mario Cristobal doesn't want to hear any of the incessant "The U Is Back" stuff.
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No. 11 Vanderbilt men stay unbeaten with strong showing of depth
The 11th-ranked Vanderbilt men's basketball team improved to 14-0 by beating host South Carolina on Saturday in the SEC opener for both teams.
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No. 14 Alabama men extend series streak against Kentucky
Alabama has won 76 conference games since Nate Oats was hired as head coach in 2019. That's the most in the SEC during that span.
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No. 23 Georgia men get past Auburn in overtime to tip off SEC play
Jeremiah Wilkinson scored 31 points, including a pair of 3-pointers in overtime, and No. 23 Georgia kept up its high-scoring pace to beat Auburn.
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Vols expecting slew of ‘close and equal’ games as SEC play begins
The Tennessee Volunteers closed out the 2025 calendar year by defeating Gardner-Webb and South Carolina State by a combined 93 points.
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Vols announce three hires; Max Gilbert enters portal
When Tennessee coach Josh Heupel hired Jim Knowles as his new defensive coordinator last month, it was not known how much leeway Knowles would have in bringing in his own assistants.
