SEC
The latest SEC coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Smart pleased as No. 2 Georgia punches back to put away Vanderbilt
The Georgia Bulldogs got more of a first-half challenge Saturday than they had faced all season, even after starting SEC play.
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Bama pushes past injury-addled Mississippi State, extends series streak
Alabama first-year starting quarterback Keelon Russell says he's "just having fun." The defenses dealing with the dual-threat sophomore might have trouble sharing his joy.
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Plenty of familiarity for Vols as Heupel faces former coordinators
For the third time in 14 games dating to last season, Tennessee football coach Josh Heupel will be facing one of his former assistants.
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No. 2 Georgia facing Vanderbilt in football for first time since 2023
What was once an annual meeting between Georgia and Vanderbilt on the football field has become a less frequent pairing due to SEC expansion and scheduling changes.
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QB Kamario Taylor gives Mississippi State new hope vs. Alabama
Whenever the Alabama Crimson Tide match up with Mississippi State University in football, it's usually a bad day for the Bulldogs.
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Vols share national lead in sacks after season’s first month
Texas quarterback Arch Manning came away with the victory at the house where uncle Peyton once thrived, but he wasn't without bumps and bruises.
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Pasquali’s Pix: Vols to escape Auburn; Dawgs to cruise
The SEC will enter October with 10 teams ranked in the AP Top 25 college football poll, but the conference also has some surprising absences.
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McCallie grad Carson Gentle showing toughness, versatility for Vols
There are plenty of situations in life when the inability to say no can be problematic.
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Gators return to ‘bully’ status with new coach Jon Sumrall setting tone
Four games into his first season as the University of Florida's football coach, Jon Sumrall has taken the Gators to places they haven't been in years.
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Texas AD apologizes for Longhorns’ behavior during win over Vols
Texas athletic director Chris Del Conte has apologized for the school's top-ranked football team's vulgar on-field celebrations during a road win over Tennessee.
