For Ed Orgeron, coaching LSU has always been his dream job. That dream now has an expiration date.

The final seconds were meaningless. Except to the Georgia defense.

In last year's balloting for the Heisman Trophy, Alabama placed three in the top five with receiver DeVonta Smith, quarterback Mac Jones and running back Najee Harris.

The University of Georgia is currently the center of the college football world.

For this week's Southeastern Conference football discussion, we will debate the better football coach between Nick Saban and Terry Bowden.

Georgia is the new No. 1 in The Associated Press college football poll by a unanimous vote, taking the top spot during the regular season for the first time since November 1982.

Georgia's defense finally gave up a touchdown. The Bulldogs didn't give up their unbeaten status.

To get a glimpse of the Southeastern Conference's plan to dominate college football Saturdays even more, take a look at this weekend's schedule.

Within the past couple of years, LSU won college football's 2019 national championship, Florida won the Southeastern Conference's 2020 Eastern Division title and Texas A&M finished last season ranked No. 4 nationally.

Minutes after guiding Auburn to a 24-19 comeback victory at LSU by scrambling to eternity and back late Saturday night, quarterback Bo Nix smiled and said, "I'm exhausted. I haven't run around like that in a while."

Perhaps this is just where we are for a while in Southeastern Conference football.

Saturday's meeting of Southeastern Conference football teams with top-10 national rankings at Sanford Stadium seemed to promise the possibility of a close battle for four quarters.

The Southeastern Conference's scheduling model for football is so entrenched that most fans could piece it together with ease.

What if Kirby Smart lost to a former assistant before Nick Saban?

Nearly a year ago to the day, the Georgia Bulldogs stumbled and bumbled offensively through much of their college football opener at Arkansas.

Former North Murray High School standout Ladd McConkey was one of the stars during a first-quarter outburst Saturday that helped the Georgia Bulldogs secure the biggest margin of victory in the history of their football series with Vanderbilt.

Missouri's noon football game at Boston College this Saturday is hardly drawing the hype of nonconference showdowns earlier this month such as Georgia-Clemson and Auburn-Penn State. Yet the buildup has been rather unique.

No hard feelings.

Alabama's first test of its Southeastern Conference title defense was quite demanding, and the Crimson Tide's second step is shaping up the same way.

The second-ranked Georgia Bulldogs are 3-0 overall, 1-0 in the Southeastern Conference and playing with such high defensive standards that even giving up one touchdown is enough to frustrate them these days.

Who doesn't want to see Saturday afternoon's clash between Alabama and Florida in the Swamp?

It already seems like ancient history, but Georgia's first football season with Kirby Smart as head coach in 2016 yielded an 8-5 record.

The official Twitter account of Arkansas football held nothing back after Saturday night's 40-21 victory over longtime rival Texas in Fayetteville.