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The latest SEC coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Florida fires coach Billy Napier after four-year run that ends with 22-23 record
Florida fired coach Billy Napier on Sunday, a day after an error-filled win against Mississippi State that was emblematic of his tenure.

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Alabama defeats Vols for 11th straight time in Bryant-Denny
Tennessee didn't collapse. The Volunteers didn't come close to winning, but they didn't collapse.

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Hargis: Vols bungle opportunities into back-breaking breakdowns
For Tennessee fans, it turns out there were far worse things spiraling through the October air than rumors of their beloved baseball coach leaving for a job in the major leagues.

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Vitello could be close to leaving Vols for San Francisco Giants
Tony Vitello could be on the verge of making baseball history. Much to Tennessee's chagrin.

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Georgia steps up late at home, rallies to deny Ole Miss
Georgia football coach Kirby Smart characterized the Bulldogs' most recent second-half comeback as "another day in the SEC."

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Vandy beats LSU, gains bowl eligibility with best start since 1950
Vanderbilt hadn't defeated LSU since 1990, and ending that drought was far from the only thing notable about the Commodores beating the Tigers on Saturday.

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Gators coach Billy Napier emotional after winning potential finale
Florida coach Billy Napier started to jog off the football field, heard the boos and kicked it into another gear. He was trying to escape the negativity.

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College football roundup: Arizona State takes down Texas Tech
Even for an Arizona State fan base used to wild finishes during the Sun Devils' two-year rise, this was astonishing.

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High-profile hoops exhibitions make October feel more like March
Tennessee's Rick Barnes saw a chance to bring the Duke men's basketball team to Knoxville for the first time in nearly 50 years and jumped at it.

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LSU, Ole Miss help SEC make case for college football’s top tailgating
In the South, there is only one thing that can rival college football itself: the party before kickoff.
