SEC
The latest SEC coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Alabama men beat Illinois for another win vs. tough schedule early
Alabama completed a three-game stretch against top-10 teams 2-1, but the Crimson Tide are done with tough nonconference games in the first month of the season.
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Boo Carter no longer with Vols, entering NCAA transfer portal
Tennessee sophomore defensive back Boo Carter, who previously starred at Chattanooga Christian and Bradley Central, will enter the NCAA transfer portal.
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Paschall: Smart’s ‘down and dirty’ Bulldogs hitting their stride
The Georgia Bulldogs wrapped up a 7-1 run through their SEC football schedule in emphatic fashion Saturday night.
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AP Top 25: Georgia moves up to No. 4 behind undefeated trio
With two weeks remaining in the regular season, the Georgia Bulldogs are playing their best football of the fall, and their ranking reflects it.
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Vols rout New Mexico State; Boo Carter not allowed on the field
Saturday marked the 101st homecoming game in Tennessee football history and the seventh year in which the Vols held a "Salute to Service" contest in Neyland Stadium.
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Dawgs use big fourth quarter to beat Texas for third time in two years
The Georgia Bulldogs owned the fourth quarter and beat Texas. Again.
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Alabama upset by Oklahoma again in Kalen DeBoer’s first home loss
Oklahoma's playmaking defense traveled great again Saturday, this time coming up with 17 points off three turnovers during an upset of Alabama.
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Texas A&M overcomes 27-point halftime deficit to remain unbeaten
It was TBD whether Texas A&M's frustrating first half or its superb second half would stand out more until the game clock hit zero.
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College football roundup: Ole Miss rallies past upset-minded Florida
Ole Miss kept Florida from stealing a win at its football stadium Saturday night. Whether the Rebels can protect their head coach from the Gators remains to be seen.
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New Mexico State plans to ‘take it all in’ against No. 21 Vols
Nobody knows more about the David versus Goliath aspect to Southeastern Conference road games than New Mexico State.
