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Knecht, Sears could put on a show in Vols-Tide showdown
It may be cold outside, but Tennessee's Dalton Knecht is scorching inside. Alabama's Mark Sears has shot the ball even better this season.

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Alabama five-star QB signee in transfer portal
Julian Sayin has entered the NCAA transfer portal, Alagama's latest player to look elsewhere after Kalen DeBoer replaced the retired Nick Saban as coach.

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Auburn hires Ole Miss assistant as offensive coordinator; more Alabama players consider transfer options
Longtime Ole Miss assistant Derrick Nix is headed to another Southeastern Conference football program.

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Muschamp’s role at Georgia changes; Vols land Tide transfer
Travaris Robinson, Alabama's cornerbacks coach the past two seasons, is now co-defensive coordinator and safeties coach at Georgia.

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New Alabama coach DeBoer glad Saban will still play role for Tide
Kalen DeBoer is enthusiastically embracing the chance to both replace and learn from his larger-than-life predecessor at Alabama.

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Washington’s Kalen DeBoer hired to replace Nick Saban at Alabama
Alabama wasted little time in finding Nick Saban’s successor, hiring Kalen DeBoer away from national runner-up Washington on Friday.

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Nick Saban’s replacement at Alabama sure to face sky-high expectations
Nick Saban accomplished the unimaginable in actually raising the bar for the Alabama Crimson Tide on the football field.

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Paschall: Saban picked a perfect time to call it a career
In the days leading up to the 2020 SEC title game, Alabama football coach Nick Saban was asked how long he planned to keep guiding the Crimson Tide.

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Alabama’s Nick Saban retires after 7 national titles, most in major college football history
Nick Saban’s coaching reign has come to an end. His dominance over college football, however, will forever linger in lore.

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AP’s all-bowl team includes players for Bulldogs, Tide, Vols
There were enough memorable individual performances this postseason to cause The Associated Press to expand its all-bowl team.
