It's hard to find much fault with Tennessee's first full athletic year under athletic director Danny White.
by David PaschallThe post appeared on a University of Georgia parents Facebook page a couple of weeks ago. The mother of a UGA student wrote: "My daughter had to go all the way to Italy to meet Stetson Bennett."
by Mark WiedmerWith this newspaper's Best of Preps banquet approaching its 25-year anniversary heading into Wednesday night's edition at the Chattanooga Convention Center, the magic moments from past guest speakers can blur a bit.
by Mark WiedmerThe Southeastern Conference wrapped up its spring meetings Friday by announcing scheduling formats for six sports once Oklahoma and Texas join the league in 2025.
by David PaschallAt the 2013 Southeastern Conference spring meetings, mere months after the league conducted its first football season with 14 member institutions, Alabama coach Nick Saban pushed for a nine-game conference schedule.
by David PaschallHey, it's new. It's money. It's college football.
by Jay GreesonCBS announced Wednesday that it will kick off its coverage of Southeastern Conference football this season on Sept. 17 with Auburn welcoming Penn State for the first time to Jordan-Hare Stadium.
by David PaschallFor the 17th consecutive NCAA Division I softball tournament, there will be a Knoxville Regional.
by Staff ReportTennessee baseball coach Tony Vitello continued to explore his pitching possibilities during Saturday afternoon's series finale against Georgia inside Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
by David PaschallThe annual Times Free Press Best of Preps awards banquet is returning to an in-person event this summer and will be headlined by a nationally recognized college athlete.
by Stephen HargisCollege football coaches are pushing for changes to NCAA rules to help stabilize rosters depleted by transfers.
by RALPH D. RUSSO / The Associated PressThe picks just kept coming and coming for the Georgia Bulldogs. Fifteen times over.
by David PaschallFunny how a phone call can turn a resident of Manchester, Tennessee, into a resident of New Orleans.
by David PaschallTravon Walker lived in relative obscurity on Georgia's loaded defense during the 2021 college football season. There is nothing obscure about being the No. 1 pick of the National Football League draft.
by David PaschallAs the former general manager of the Buffalo Bills and a former assistant GM of the San Diego Chargers, Buddy Nix will forever be linked to selecting quarterbacks at the National Football League draft.
by David PaschallEarlier this week, Georgia defensive end Travon Walker passed Michigan defensive end Aidan Hutchinson as the betting favorite for the No. 1 selection in the 2022 National Football League draft, which starts Thursday in Las Vegas.
by David PaschallJahmyr Gibbs is still months away from suiting up for Alabama in a real game, but the former Chattanooga-area prep standout seems to be settling in nicely as a Crimson Tide running back.
by Staff ReportsJT Daniels is transferring to West Virginia, which will be the 22-year-old quarterback's third college football program after stints at Southern California and Georgia.
by The Associated PressFunny how opinions of people can change, and sometimes drastically.
by David PaschallSpring football is often a time for fundamentals, learning a new system or switching positions.
by David PaschallGeorgia hired Katie Abrahamson-Henderson on Saturday, making her just the third full-time head coach in the history of the school's women's basketball team.
by PAUL NEWBERRY / The Associated PressJoni Taylor is leaving her job as the head coach of one Southeastern Conference women's basketball program to take charge of another one some 900 miles away.
by PAUL NEWBERRY / The Associated PressLexi Donarski scored 20 points as third-seeded Iowa State raced to its first Sweet 16 appearance in the NCAA women's basketball tournament since 2010 by cruising past sixth-seeded Georgia on Sunday night.
by The Associated Press