SEC
The latest SEC coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Lane Kiffin exits Ole Miss for LSU; Pete Golding takes over for Rebels
Lane Kiffin's decision on whether to remain at Ole Miss or move on to another football coaching job finally came Sunday.
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Gators hire Tulane football coach Jon Sumrall with six-year deal
Florida hired Tulane's Jon Sumrall as football coach Sunday, settling for its second choice after Lane Kiffin picked LSU over the Gators.
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Auburn hires offensive guru Alex Golesh from South Florida as head coach
Auburn is counting on Alex Golesh to revitalize an offense that has ranked in the bottom half of the SEC each of the past six years.
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Memphis coach Ryan Silverfield hired to take charge at Arkansas
Arkansas has hired Ryan Silverfield away from Memphis as the next head football coach for the Razorbacks after their miserable 2-10 season filled with near misses.
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Pavia shreds Vols defense to lead Vandy to first 10-win season
Vanderbilt's greatest football season as a Southeastern Conference member now includes a win over Tennessee.
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Hargis: After ugly loss for Vols, Heupel must make some changes
Josh Heupel walked to the podium for Saturday night's postgame news conference like a man preparing to deliver a eulogy.
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Vols notebook: Pavia states Heisman case during dismantling of Tennessee
One week after throwing for a career-best 484 yards, versatile Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia rushed for a career-high 165 yards.
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Alabama beats Auburn with late TD for Iron Bowl win, SEC title shot
Alabama escaped Auburn, along with Jordan-Hare Stadium, to extend its Iron Bowl winning streak and return to the SEC title game.
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College football roundup: Virginia clinches spot in ACC title game vs. Duke
Virginia finished the regular season with a rivalry win and earned a shot at the ACC title. SMU's hopes went south on the West Coast.
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Vandy playing its biggest game as an SEC member against Vols
Clark Lea has merged two entities that many thought was impossible: Vanderbilt football and meaningful November games.
