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Paschall: Vols could build off Iamaleava’s busiest night
The Tennessee Volunteers got a very typical night from running back Dylan Sampson and a very atypical evening from quarterback Nico Iamaleava.
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AP Top 25: Oregon is unanimous No. 1 ahead of first CFP rankings
Oregon is No. 1 in the AP college football poll for the third straight week, but this is the first time the pick is unanimous for the Ducks.
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No. 2 Bulldogs overcome mistakes to beat Gators again
Carson Beck jumped into the EverBank Stadium stands wearing eye-black paint smeared across his face and a wide smile.
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Florida fights for return to relevancy in rivalry with Georgia
Florida defensive end Jack Pyburn grew up in Jacksonville, where he regularly attended the Gators' games against SEC and border rival Georgia.
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Pasquali’s Pix: Dawgs, Vols will win comfortably; Mocs to escape at Western Carolina
Saturday afternoon's football game between No. 2 Georgia and border nemesis Florida will take place in Jacksonville.
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CFP’s new leader says ‘best teams’ will make 12-team bracket
The new executive director of the College Football Playoff as it triples in size this season to 12 teams has confirmed what many already knew.
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‘Cocktail Party’ plans set for 2026 in Atlanta, 2027 in Tampa
The annual Florida-Georgia football rivalry will take a break from its traditional home and be played at other NFL venues in 2026 and 2027.
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Can Florida freshman DJ Lagway stop a fourth straight Bulldogs blowout?
It's one of the most colorful rivalries in Southeastern Conference football and all of college football, for that matter.
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AP Top 25: Miami moves into top five for first time since 2017
Miami climbed to No. 5 in The Associated Press college football poll on Sunday, while Notre Dame, BYU and Texas A&M all moved into the top 10.
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SEC women’s basketball a mix of power and parity entering season
Vic Schaefer saw the strength and depth of SEC women's basketball way back in his first stint in the league as an Arkansas assistant in the 1990s.
