SEC
The latest SEC coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Alabama takes control in second half vs. Vanderbilt to pull away
Ty Simpson's first season as Alabama's starting quarterback keeps offering more proof that the Crimson Tide are in good hands with the redshirt junior taking the snaps.

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Bulldogs bounce back from first loss by cruising past Kentucky
Georgia's football team wasted no time showing it had moved on from a tough league loss to border rival and familiar foil Alabama.

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College football roundup: Winless UCLA beats No. 7 Penn State
Penn State was coming off a loss to Oregon, a rematch of last year's Big Ten title game, as it headed to winless UCLA.

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Vitello focused on Vols at AT&T Field, not links to MLB openings
Tennessee's 2026 baseball team is already taking shape, and Chattanooga is about to play a part in that process.

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Alabama, Vanderbilt meet with both ranked for first time since 1937
Alabama's football program surely wants some measure of revenge against Vanderbilt, even if players and coaches won't acknowledge it.

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Georgia seeks bounce-back victory as Kentucky visits
The Georgia Bulldogs are hurting. Kirby Smart doesn't mind a bit.

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Aguilar on Vols passing attack: ‘We knew what we had’
Tennessee entered this football season with only seven scholarship receivers, with that contingent containing no seniors and one junior.

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Pasquali’s Pix: Crimson Tide to survive thriller with Vandy
When Vanderbilt upset Alabama 40-35 last October in Nashville, it marked the first time the Commodores had ever knocked off a top-ranked team.

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Vols, Razorbacks each adjusting to Petrino taking the reins
College football teams typically use the week of an open date to focus on the within before turning to the next opponent.

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Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia gets another legal win against NCAA
A federal appeals panel dismissed the NCAA's eligibility case against Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia, who is playing this season under a preliminary injunction.
