SEC
The latest SEC coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Aguilar’s first road game with Vols against vastly improved Bulldogs
Mississippi State limped into Tennessee's Neyland Stadium last November as a 2-7 football team, with its only victories at the expense of Eastern Kentucky and Massachusetts.
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Bailey, Eason providing needed durability for Vols
Having sixth-year seniors Dominic Bailey and Bryson Eason was always going to be beneficial for Tennessee defensive line coach Rodney Garner.
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No. 4 LSU visits No. 13 Ole Miss in SEC rivalry matchup
Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin remembers all too well when LSU linebacker Harold Perkins Jr. wrecked the Rebels' game plan.
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Michael Hawkins Jr. will step in at QB for Oklahoma
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer is expected to return this season from surgery on his throwing hand. Until then, Michael Hawkins Jr. has the offensive reins for the Sooners.
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Vols reclaiming their fast-starting status early this season
What once was lost has now been found.
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Pasquali’s Pix: Vols, Dawgs, Rebels and Mocs to win league games
The Southeastern Conference has five head-to-head showdowns Saturday, topped by Alabama's visit to Georgia and LSU's trip to Ole Miss.
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Bama seeks road redemption at Georgia after trouble away from home
Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson and the 17th-ranked Crimson Tide are feeling much more comfortable than they did a few weeks ago.
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Georgia receiver Zachariah Branch gives Bulldogs a big-play spark
Three weeks ago, after Georgia beat Austin Peay in a game that didn't feel much like a win, quarterback Gunner Stockton felt like he needed answers.
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Florida coach Billy Napier shoots down rumors about QB’s health
Florida quarterback DJ Lagway wore a walking boot earlier this week, but coach Billy Napier said Wednesday the sophomore starter's foot injury was "no issue at all."
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Auburn receiver Horatio Fields out indefinitely with broken foot
Auburn coach Hugh Freeze said being without receiver Horatio Fields for at least the near future is "a difficult loss" for the Tigers.
