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SEC distributing more than $1B to members for 2024-25 fiscal year
The Southeastern Conference is distributing more than $1 billion to its 16 member schools for the 2024-25 fiscal year that ended in August.
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Georgia men withstand second-half charge to beat Arkansas
The 21st-ranked Georgia men's basketball team jumped out to a quick double-digit lead, then outlasted a second-half run by Arkansas to pick up an SEC home win Saturday.
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Former stars for Bama, UGA headed to College Football Hall of Fame
Alabama's Mark Ingram and Georgia's Garrison Hearst were among the SEC's top running backs during their time in the league.
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College sports notebook: Commission CEO urges action by schools
The head of a new regulatory body for college athletics said "if there was a time to stick out your neck, it's now."
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CFP quarterfinals had three of this season’s most-watched games
The College Football Playoff is carrying some viewer momentum going into this week's semifinals.
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Bulldogs D-lineman Christen Miller declares for NFL draft
Georgia defensive tackle Christen Miller has declared for the NFL draft, choosing to forgo his final year of college eligibility.
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No. 23 Georgia men get past Auburn in overtime to tip off SEC play
Jeremiah Wilkinson scored 31 points, including a pair of 3-pointers in overtime, and No. 23 Georgia kept up its high-scoring pace to beat Auburn.
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Ole Miss avenges loss to Georgia by winning Sugar Bowl thriller
It took some doing, but Ole Miss finally managed to put Georgia away in the College Football Playoff's Sugar Bowl quarterfinal Thursday night.
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How much better has Georgia played in rematches with Kirby Smart? A lot.
Kirby Smart can dismiss the influence that playing a team for a second time in the same season can have on the rematch, but the evidence would like a chance to speak.
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Smart’s Bulldogs begin preparations for Kiffin-less Rebels
Georgia football coach Kirby Smart got right to the point Monday afternoon.
